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PUBS and restaurants are proceeding with caution after being given a roadmap for the lifting of coronavirus measures.
Although they can start to serve customers from April 12, this will be outdoors only for at least a month.
The possibility of trade being heavily dependent on weather means some have decided to wait until May to bring staff back and re-open fully.
Limits on social contact are set to remain until June, which means covid safety measures will restrict the number of customers for some time.
Jayne Worrall, who runs the Bull pub in Wargrave, only has a small garden area with six tables so she has decided to wait until May 17 when customers are expected to be allowed indoors.
Kingston, TLTI may team up on roads
With the pandemic still weighing heavily on municipal finances, officials in Leeds and the Thousand Islands are using all their contacts and skills to find savings.
That means forming partnerships with neighbouring municipalities to spread costs.
The township s new director of operations, David Holliday, has a history from previous employment of working with the City of Kingston on roads maintenance projects. It s a good idea for consistency and savings, said Holliday. You bring on one contractor for the region which leads to a standardization of services, a reduction in costs and a reduction in greenhouse gases.
Pub shuts takeaway kiosk because it’s too popular );
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A PUB in Binfield Heath has decided to close a takeaway kiosk after attracting too many visitors.
The Bottle & Glass Inn had been selling hot drinks and snacks from a converted horsebox in an effort to continue having some trade during the coronavirus lockdown.
It was open from Wednesday to Sunday, from 8am to 4pm.
However, demand exceeded expectation and there were groups of people gathering nearby.
David Holliday, the pub’s
co-owner, said: “Our aim over the past few weeks has been to offer takeaway coffee and snacks to walkers and passers-by but entirely dependent on demand.