Nottinghamshire tier 3 Covid restrictions to feature 9pm alcohol rule
Nottinghamshire's auction houses, car boot sales, betting shops, saunas and tattoo parlours must close, the government has announced.
Public buildings such as community centres, libraries and town halls are allowed to remain open to run activities such as childcare and support groups, but not for private hire, birthday parties and other social events However, Nottingham South Labour MP Lilian Greenwood has criticised the government for taking "a week and a half" to come to an agreement over the city and county.
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