Reading borough will face tier two coronavirus measures in December following the end of national lockdown.
This means residents will not be able to meet other households indoors apart from in support bubbles and will see their favourite pubs and bars shut unless they operate as a restaurant too, but will be able to go shopping and visit the gym.
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- Live updates and reaction as tiers announced
- Explained: how new rules will affect you
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Most of the borough’s neighbours will face the same restrictions from Wednesday, December 2.
But across the country, several areas will come up against even tougher rules in tier three.
For a lucky few areas in the south, comparatively-relaxed restrictions will be enforced from next month.
Hover over the map to find out which areas will face which measures.
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