However, despite the initial signs that the infection rate in the city is starting to decline, these restrictions will be stricter compared to the previous Tier 2 rules, as the government wants to keep the number of Rs below 1 so that the disease can be reduced.
Boris Johnson is due to announce on Thursday where different parts of the country will be placed.
No decision has yet been made as to what level London will fall on and this could depend on whether there has been any significant change in the course of the epidemic in the city in the coming days.
Jess Tyrell, chief executive of New West End Company, said: “It is important for retailers and leisure operators to restart in a safe and sustainable way from December to ensure they have the best opportunity to make some of the billions in lost trade this season. .
“For this to be the most effective, we hope that the government will recognize the latest figures we have seen in the capital and that it is appropriate to place London in a very low position in Tier 2 if not Tier 1.”
Tolengi director Noom Barre said: “We have learned to live with Tier 2, although of course Tier 1 is best for both us as a business and for the government – on Tier 1 we will hire more staff and pay more taxes. ”
Pubs and restaurants will still be under strict new measures, with businesses in the new Tier 3 only being allowed to offer takeovers; People in Tier 2 should be served a sitting meal with any drink.
The curfew will be relaxed at 10pm, with the last order called at 10pm, but people are getting extra time to finish their meals, which was extended to 11am.
The Prime Minister and the leaders of the perverted nations have also announced that people from three households in the UK can create a bubble during the five-day period around Christmas. However, Mr Johnson’s Tire MP faces dozens of potential uprisings, opposing the tightening of the tire system unless it is shown to be doing better than the damage.
Health Secretary Matt Hancock said the government was taking a more “calibrated” approach to the tiered system but that it needed to be “stronger”.
He added, “Opening retail will have a big positive impact on the economy and we think we will still keep R below 1 and the number of cases will come down.” He insisted that strict Tier 3 restrictions in Liverpool, coupled with mass testing, had succeeded in reducing the Covid-19 case by two-thirds.
Mr Khan has appealed to Londoners not to spread the social distance guide as the country is excited by the good news about the Covid-19 vaccine.
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