“Our guidance, developed in partnership with employers, industry bodies and trades unions, provides the information these businesses need to ensure the safety of staff and customers as they re-open.
In every city, town and village there are similar awakenings to the fact our communities are going to look very different with boarded-up premises featuring prominently in that landscape.
“Our fear is that many households will fall into unmanageable debt, causing financial hardship and pushing more people into poverty, or exacerbate existing poverty.”
One way round it all is to remind ourselves that we are called to live our everyday life in the light of eternity. This world with all its craziness is just a first step in that direction. We are not stuck here for ever; this is not all there is for us
“Suppression of the virus is the key,” he replied. “We have watched reports where in certain parts of the UK there are still difficulties where certain areas have had to go into lockdown.
If you think there’s a risk you’ll be penalised for exercising your legal right to free speech, whether it’s in the workplace or the public square, you need to complain publicly about that.
Every person in the UK will be offered a 50% discount for dining out during August to help the hospitality industry bounce back, Chancellor Rishi Sunak has announced.
The service has been operating to a restricted timetable, with only three return trips per day on weekdays and no Saturday service, since before the pandemic lockdown came into force in March.
