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Most social gatherings of more than six people will be banned in England from next week in a bid to combat rising coronavirus cases – which could affect holidays, activities and more. Here's what we know so far about how you could be affected and your refund rights...
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What are the new rules for funeral wakes held at private home. Are they restricted to 6 people only ( assuming different households are involved)?0
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I would suggest they are as a wake is a social gathering after the event and nothing to do with the funeral itself which has an exemption.
The gathering would be limited to six wherever it was held, not just at home, assuming of course you are not somewhere subject to tighter restrictions banning such socialising.1 -
The current advice is to meet no more than six people OR more from two households only. so those who were planning holidays such as 20 people coming from six households were going against current advice anyway and I have no sympathy.
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jon81uk said:The current advice is to meet no more than six people OR more from two households only. so those who were planning holidays such as 20 people coming from six households were going against current advice anyway and I have no sympathy.0
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bradders1983 said:jon81uk said:The current advice is to meet no more than six people OR more from two households only. so those who were planning holidays such as 20 people coming from six households were going against current advice anyway and I have no sympathy.
If two households each of five people were planning to meet then yes things have changed and it is going to be a pain to cancel etc. But if the plan was four households getting together then they have had three months already to re-think the plan.1 -
jon81uk said:bradders1983 said:jon81uk said:The current advice is to meet no more than six people OR more from two households only. so those who were planning holidays such as 20 people coming from six households were going against current advice anyway and I have no sympathy.
If two households each of five people were planning to meet then yes things have changed and it is going to be a pain to cancel etc. But if the plan was four households getting together then they have had three months already to re-think the plan.0 -
bradders1983 said:jon81uk said:bradders1983 said:jon81uk said:The current advice is to meet no more than six people OR more from two households only. so those who were planning holidays such as 20 people coming from six households were going against current advice anyway and I have no sympathy.
If two households each of five people were planning to meet then yes things have changed and it is going to be a pain to cancel etc. But if the plan was four households getting together then they have had three months already to re-think the plan.
But for anything indoors gathering over two households it was not advised back in July and people should already be expecting to change plans, even if that means they weren't getting refunds.1 -
I can see why people would still go if they are losing a hefty amount of money by not doing so, if you agree with that or not.0
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bradders1983 said:I can see why people would still go if they are losing a hefty amount of money by not doing so, if you agree with that or not.0
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turns54 said:What are the new rules for funeral wakes held at private home. Are they restricted to 6 people only ( assuming different households are involved)?
My mother-in-law is teminally ill. She won't see next month. A number of her family including her siblings live 2 hours away. We are facing that they will need to drive 2 hours here, attend the crem and then have to drive home.
Even her immediate family, her husband, grown up children, their spouses and grown up grandchildren exceed 6.
Currently we can't have MIL in our bubble as FIL is also living. I am wondering if when MIL goes we could then put FIL in our bubble making us a household of 5. If my husband's sister puts her single adult daughter into her household (making it 3), then would the 8 of us be ok going back to one of our houses after the service?0
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