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The new guidelines for police officers to preserve people due to lockdown have issued. There is a list of reasonable excuses so people know when and why they can go out during Covid-19 lockdown. As you know, Dominic Raab extended the lockdown for another three weeks, until May 7.
Now, police have the lists issued by the National Police Chief’s Council and College of Policing [NPCC]. The NPCC said the list will help officers interpret the advice from the government.
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The document adds that people have a reason to visit shops as long as they’re open so it’s not appropriate to stop them purchasing items considered to be “non-essentials”.
What you can’t do:
What is allowed:
What isn’t allowed:
What you can do:
What you cannot do:
However, some non-key workers have been allowed to travel if they are unable to work from home or if their employer requires them to come in.
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