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Greenbank in reply to @christianSpaceman
You can still go according to this:-

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/explainers-52646738

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Tier Two
- People who live in Tier Two areas should aim to "reduce the number of journeys they make where possible" - according to the government
- You can go on holiday outside your local area as long as you don't share accommodation with people you don't live or bubble with, or socialise with them in any indoor setting
- People visiting a Tier Two area should follow the local Covid rules for that area
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But it depends on that "family occasion". If it's indoors then you can't join in with it.

We've got a holiday cottage in Kent booked for part of half term and had been planning to take a niece and/or a nephew, but that'll be out if we (in London) do move to Tier 2. We (myself, wife, daughter) can still go on our own for a little holiday.

We'll make the call on that nearer the time, it's also dependent on the area we are visiting.

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christianSpaceman in reply to @Greenbank

Thanks - that's helpful.

We've got a holiday cottage in Kent booked for part of half term and had been planning to take a niece and/or a nephew, but that'll be out if we (in London) do move to Tier 2

That's very close to what we'd be doing. Us (T2) renting a cottage in a T1 area, and staying there with parents from a T1 area. Sounds like that's a no-no.

It's probably academic, likely by the time we go in early November we'll all be on a much more unambiguous lockdown..

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