Plans to allow family and friends to meet outside have been unveiled by First Minister Mark Drakeford as strict stay-at-home coronavirus regulations are eased in Wales. The First Minister revealed the new message to citizens is “Stay Local to Keep Wales Safe.” From Monday 1 June, two... continue
Groups of up to six people will be able to meet outside in England... continue
Changes to Scotland’s lockdown restrictions... continue
The Scottish Government launched its coronaviris contact... continue
The new NHS Test and Trace service has been launched... continue
Westminster City Council has published its plans to provide new and additional space for cyclists and pedestrians in the heart of... continue
London Councils will re-reintroduce the London Lorry Control Scheme on 1 June. The scheme helps to control the routes the largest lorries use overnight... continue
A new priority Red Route is being created in Essex to... continue
Driving will increase in popularity as the coronavirus... continue
Portsmouth City Council has closed some roads in the city centre will be closed to all vehicles with the exception of buses. Central sections of Charlotte Street, Isambard Kingdom Brunel Drive and Guildhall Walk were closed... continue
Edinburgh is to receive £5m from Scottish... continue
The Highland Council has been awarded over £750,000 from the... continue
Leeds City Council has started to implement social... continue
Doncaster Council has made changes to the town centre that it hopes will help people follow guidance on social distancing and other public safety measures. Most of Doncaster town centre is still not... continue
Ordnance Survey’s GetOutside project has been... continue
Lockdown restrictions in Scotland could start being relaxed slightly from 28 May, First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has confirmed. A... continue
The City of London Corporation is banning cars... continue
Glasgow’s new Clydeside pop-up cycle lane has been completed and is now ready for use. Work on the ground... continue
Streets across the London Borough of Hammersmith &... continue
Hackney Council is looking to reduce an expected increase in vehicle movements by closing a key road to through-traffic.... continue
Transport for London (TfL) has taken action to help social distancing on streets in the Nag’s Head area of north London. Pedestrian space will be expanded on busy streets on the TfL Road Network as part of the Mayor of London’s Streetspace for London plans to support social distancing... continue
The Royal Borough of Greenwich is undertaking a range of temporary measures to... continue
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