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Sheffield, along with the rest of South Yorkshire, will at midnight move into the ‘very high’ category, in the Government’s new three-level alert system.  

This means we will be subject to further restrictions from Saturday 24 October, which are designed to reduce the spread of COVID-19.  

The full lock down in the spring showed us that by doing the basics we can stop the spread of the virus. These basics don’t change - stay 2 metres from others, wash your hands, wear a face covering and stay home if you have symptoms and get a test.  We hope you enjoy half term, with your household or support bubble, but please stop further contact with people you don’t live with, to help us get back to normal quicker

The restrictions

• You cannot meet anyone from another household in any indoor setting or in a private garden or at most outdoor hospitality venues and ticketed events, unless they are part of your support bubble
• You can still meet people from other households outdoors – in a public space such as a park or public garden (but not in a private garden) - in groups of six people or fewer
• Schools and universities will remain open

Full details of the restrictions are available on the Governments website.