Public health experts urge residents to follow new tier four coronavirus restrictions for Nottinghamshire
| Updated: 16:21, 30 December 2020
Public health experts are urging people to follow the new tier four restrictions in a bid to control the spread of coronavirus.
The government announced today (Wednesday) that the whole of Nottinghamshire will move into the highest level of restrictions from midnight tomorrow.
Dawn Jenkin, public health consultant at Nottinghamshire County Council, said: âWe appreciate how hard the new restrictions will be for many but what is important now is that we all observe the new regulations in place, understand what they mean and explain the rules to those around us.
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Rules around Covid-19 have changed regularly over the course of the year and never more so than in the last few weeks.
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