Stockport council leader's warning as borough's restrictions set to be lifted

Stockport in line with the rest of the UK. The relaxation also meant that businesses such as bowling alleys were able to reopen, along with close-contact beauty services being able to resume.

As Greater Manchester's coronavirus cases continue to rise, changes have been made to restrictions in all ten boroughs.The latest data on coronavirus infection rates shows an increase in every Greater Manchester borough.But as well as changes locally, rules in England have also changed which may affect the measures already in place across Bolton, Oldham, Bury, Wigan, Stockport, Tameside, Manchester, Trafford, Salford and Rochdale.The 'rule of six' introduced on Monday (September 14) makes it

Bolton borough, is gearing up for more people than usual crossing the border into Chorley this weekend. The White Bear Inn is situated in Market Street, Adlington - around a quarter of a mile from the village's border with Blackrod at Carrington Textiles.

here“While the season still allows that to happen, we are anxious that people have that freedom in Wales because there’s no evidence it has a detrimental impact on the spread or coronavirus,” he told BBC Radio 5 Live.“Meeting indoors, we know the evidence there is much stronger and that’s why we will take action there.”The change on Monday will come as the latest figures show there are sharp increases in coronavirus infection rates in every single Greater Manchester borough.The region has now

There has been a ‘significant’ rise in Covid hospital admissions here in the last week, Andy Burnham has warned, urging everyone in Greater Manchester to pay urgent attention to the increase.While still at low levels, the number of admissions in the week to yesterday was around twice that of the week before.The M.E.N.

may need to follow in the footsteps of Bolton and impose further restrictions on the hospitality sector to get the spread of the virus under control.

Susan Aitken took to social media to state that she was following guidelines when out with three colleagues in the city last Friday night, despite it 'appearing' that she was not. Scottish Government guidelines demand groups meeting in bars and restaurants do not include members of more than three households.

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Some Bolton boroughs have registered more than ten times as many new coronavirus cases as others, figures show.Data from Public Health England for the week leading up to September 3 details a huge increase in new infections in specific areas.In parts of Breightmet there were 30 new cases of Covid-19 registered on the official figures, while in sections of Horwich and Westhoughton there were less than two.It comes amid an extremely sharp increase in new coronavirus cases over the last few weeks

was told to self isolate after a confirmed case.Despite the rise in cases, there has been no significant increase in the number of people dying in hospital from Covid-19 and health officials say the rise is largely being seen among younger people.Should Wigan bring back local restrictions? Join the debate in the comments below

Rochdale council, Link4Life, which manages the lake, and housing association Rochdale Borough Housing.

Sunday Mail show the SNP’s Susan Aitken enjoying drinks at a pub with three colleagues on Friday night.

The mayor of Greater Manchester has spelled out how he believes tighter coronavirus measures should be lifted across the city-region.Andy Burnham has called for an end to ‘crude blanket restrictions’ that are becoming ‘less effective’ despite initially helping to stop rising infection rates.A ‘more sophisticated’ exit strategy which puts local leaders at the heart of decision-making has been proposed, with Mr Burnham arguing that they are better placed to know when to impose tougher restrictions

Aberdeen council leader claimed Glasgow escaped a harsher lockdown because it is a "Yes city". Tory Douglas Lumsden suggested it all came down to independence and central belt bias in an angry backlash on social media after Nicola Sturgeon imposed restrictions on the city.

officially lifted by the government today.The Greater Manchester mayor said the region finds itself in “a completely unsustainable position” after restrictions were released in the two boroughs overnight.

is now more than three times higher than the national average, standing at 35.8 cases per 100,000 people in the latest figures up to the week ending Friday, August 28, but hospital admissions for COVID are down.

There has been a significant rise in the number of new coronavirus cases registered in Bolton as the town prepares to come out of Greater Manchester's lockdown restrictions.On Friday the government announced that the borough would be exempt from the region's restrictions because the infection rate had remained low.At that time the figures showed a total of 17.4 new cases for every 100,000 people in Bolton.But, updated statistics from Public Health England show that number has now risen to 34.8

hereThe other MP, Sir Graham Brady, who represents Altrincham and Sale West ward and is the influential chairman of the national Conservative Party’s 1922 committee, was in favour of lifting measures across the borough.