Thread: Changes on the High Street
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Old 15-04-2020, 19:31   #313
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Re: Changes on the High Street
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Originally Posted by denphone View Post
For quite a few it will tip their businesses over the edge as there are many businesses who will only have enough finance to see them through the next 6 to 8 weeks and unless there is money coming in l fear the consequences for these smaller sized businesses.
Agreed. The restrictions need to be eased after the second three-week review. Schools will have to re-open, and so will shops and other businesses, who should be told to introduce social distancing policies as far as possible. Additionally, people need to get out for leisure purposes as frequently as they wish, but gatherings should continue to be prohibited for the time being.

Sadly, I can't see pubs, clubs and restaurants being allowed to open at the second review. That could see a few go under.
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