Could Warrington be the next town to go into local lockdown?

unable to confirm whether restrictions in Oldham were stricter than in other areas of Greater Manchester. But, as anyone who's tried to decipher the region's various and ever-changing local lockdown rules over the last few months can attest, the situation is pretty confusing.

coronavirus cases rise.

covid cases and infection rates in the region.The county will join three others in the region - Denbighshire, Flintshire and Wrexham - that are also set to be hit by a local lockdown this week.In a post shared on the pair’s shared Instagram page which shows them heading towards Gwrych Castle near Abergele, they wrote: “Quick trip to Wales in search of the #imaceleb castle.

set to be put under local lockdown. This year's 'camp' is set to be situated in Gwrych Castle near Abergele which sits in the North Wales county of Conwy.

due to be filmed in November at Gwrych Castle in Conwy, after the coronavirus pandemic meant it had to relocate from its usual home in the Australian jungle. However, the Welsh government has announced that a number of new local restrictions will be placed on areas including in Conwy – which is in Abergele in North Wales – coming into effect from 6pm on Thursday. The new rules mean people in these areas will not be allowed to enter or leave their areas without a reasonable excuse, such as

I'm A Celeb would be cancelled this year due to its filming location in Conwy in Wales being one of the areas where bubbles have been banned and there's a crackdown on meeting indoors to halt the spread of coronavirus.

I'm a Celebrity could now be affected by the latest Covid-19 restrictions in North Wales.The upcoming 20th series is set to film at Gwrych Castle in November - having relocated from Australia.The ITV show's new home in Conwy will go into local lockdown from tomorrow (September 31) evening.It means that the production could be affected by new restrictions imposed by the Welsh Government.This includes the banning of extended households - known as bubbles - which will no longer be allowed.The

coronavirus cases continue to rise.

hereThose with caravan, camping and holiday park bookings could be concerned as to whether they need to cancel them.And with London Mayor Sadiq Khan stating additional measures are 'likely' for the capital, those with hotel bookings may also be worried.However the government has set out guidance for holidaying in local lockdown areas and has given advice on whether you need to cut a holiday short if a local lockdown is imposed whilst in the area.Local lockdowns are currently in force across

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hereIt will also see the hospitality industry for food and drink restricted to table service only and late-night operating hours will be restricted.Leisure and entertainment venues including restaurants, pubs, and cinemas are going to be required to close between 10pm and 5am.The restrictions, which come into force on Tuesday, also apply in Merseyside, Halton, and Lancashire, excluding Blackpool and Greater Manchester, the government said.Health Secretary Matt Hancock said: “We are seeing cases

reports LancsLive.

coronavirus measures being implemented in the North East.The run of socially distanced outdoor shows began last month with a performance from Sam Fender, with the likes of Two Door Cinema Club, The Libertines and Supergrass also taking to the stage throughout August.Today (September 17), organisers have confirmed the final shows at the arena will no longer go ahead in compliance with new rules set out by Health Secretary Matt Hancock, who cited “concerning rates of infection” in the region.“The

confirmed on Thursday afternoon that local lockdown restrictions will be introduced in Northumberland, North Tyneside, South Tyneside, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Gateshead, Sunderland and County Durham following "concerning rates of infection".

Parts of Greater Manchester remain under local lockdown measures - but for how much longer?Restrictions have been in place for more than five weeks now, and only two boroughs have seen a full lifting of local lockdown measures.Residents of Wigan and Stockport are now under national guidance while people living in Manchester, Trafford, Salford, Tameside, Rochdale and Bury are still prevented from mixing with other households in their homes and gardens.Oldham and Bolton are seeing the strictest