Report a concern related to Coronavirus rules
During the covid-19 pandemic there are a number of things you can and cant do.
Find out more about what you can and cannot do
There are some things that we as a Council can help with and some things which Devon and Cornwall Police can help with.
Find out below who to report your concerns to by selecting the relevant question.
Do you have a concern about a social gathering?
During July the rules around gatherings were relaxed. However, people should not:
- socialise indoors in groups of more than two households (anyone in your support bubble counts as one household) – this includes when dining out or going to the pub
- socialise outdoors in a group of more than six people from different households; gatherings larger than six should only take place if everyone is from exclusively from two households or support bubbles
- interact socially with anyone outside the group you are attending a place with, even if you see other people you know, for example, in a restaurant, community centre or place of worship
- hold or attend celebrations (such as parties) where it is difficult to maintain social distancing and avoid close social interaction – even if they are organised by businesses and venues that are taking steps to follow COVID-19 Secure guidelines
- stay overnight away from your home with members of more than one other household (your support bubble counts as one household)
Gatherings of more than 30 people will be prohibited, apart from some limited circumstances to be set out in law.
If you need to report a gathering you can do so via the link below:
Do you have a concern about a business who is trading?
During July more businesses and venues were allowed to reopen. These businesses will be expected to follow Covid19 secure guidelines, ensuring:
- social distancing
- appropriate hand hygiene
However, the following businesses will need to remain closed:
- Bowling alleys
- Indoor skating rinks
- Casinos
- Exhibition halls and conference centres
- Nightclubs, dance halls, discotheques
- Sexual entertainment venues and hostess bars
- Indoor play areas, including soft-play areas
A full list of businesses and their restrictions can be found on the .gov. website.
If you need to report one of the above business types, please use the link below:
During the covid-19 pandemic there are a number of things you can and cant do.
Find out more about what you can and cannot do
Continue readingThere are some things that we as a Council can help with and some things which Devon and Cornwall Police can help with.
Do you have a concern about a social gathering?
During July the rules around gatherings were relaxed. However, people should not:
- socialise indoors in groups of more than two households (anyone in your support bubble counts as one household) – this includes when dining out or going to the pub
- socialise outdoors in a group of more than six people from different households; gatherings larger than six should only take place if everyone is from exclusively from two households or support bubbles
- interact socially with anyone outside the group you are attending a place with, even if you see other people you know, for example, in a restaurant, community centre or place of worship
- hold or attend celebrations (such as parties) where it is difficult to maintain social distancing and avoid close social interaction – even if they are organised by businesses and venues that are taking steps to follow COVID-19 Secure guidelines
- stay overnight away from your home with members of more than one other household (your support bubble counts as one household)
Gatherings of more than 30 people will be prohibited, apart from some limited circumstances to be set out in law.
If you need to report a gathering you can do so via the link below:
Do you have a concern about a business who is trading?
During July more businesses and venues were allowed to reopen. These businesses will be expected to follow Covid19 secure guidelines, ensuring:
- social distancing
- appropriate hand hygiene
However, the following businesses will need to remain closed:
- Bowling alleys
- Indoor skating rinks
- Casinos
- Exhibition halls and conference centres
- Nightclubs, dance halls, discotheques
- Sexual entertainment venues and hostess bars
- Indoor play areas, including soft-play areas
A full list of businesses and their restrictions can be found on the .gov. website.
If you need to report one of the above business types, please use the link below: