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Home›Maidenhead›Berkshire coronavirus: do you support a breaker lockout?

Berkshire coronavirus: do you support a breaker lockout?

By Lisa Scuderi
December 23, 2021
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With the new Omicron COVID-19 variant continuing to spread rapidly, a circuit breaker lockout just days after Christmas could be considered.

Boris Johnson is reportedly considering restricting so-called circuit breakers and reverting to Stage 2 restrictions from December 27 or 28, Birmingham Live Reports.

Health Secretary Sajid Javid refused to exclude a lock as he urged caution due to the rapidly spreading Omicron variant.

Read more: Berkshire Covid rate: One in 40 people aged 25-29 in Windsor and Maidenhead have coronavirus

In addition, Foreign Minister Dominic Raab said there was no “firm and swift guarantee” that more restrictions would not be imposed by Christmas to tackle the Omicron wave.

If implemented, the Stage 2 restrictions would include working from home where possible, a ban on socializing indoors, and shutting down indoor entertainment.

Hairdressers and beauty salons would be allowed to remain open with strict Covid measures in place, funerals could be limited to a maximum of 30 people, while pubs and restaurants would serve people outside.

So what do you think of a circuit breaker interlock? Take our survey or let us know in the comments below.

With rumors fast approaching, we want to hear from our BerkshireLive readers, asking if they are okay with a breaker lockout.

To help you gather your ideas, we ran a poll asking this exact question, which you can find below:

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