Waiting endlessly for updated guidance has huge knock-on effects for the whole industry. People aren't being employed or paid, they can't get back to work and in lots of cases, are facing more cancellations and postponements as there's no confidence. We need to know the plan.
Yet another daily reminder that it's less than two weeks until the next easing of restrictions and STILL we have no updated guidance. Couples and businesses are being left in the dark because those in charge haven't updated the paperwork. This just isn't good enough.
ENOUGH IS ENOUGH...
Today we have seen across the British newspapers that the limit of 30 at funerals will be abolished next month in Step 3.
If restrictions can be significantly eased for all other events, we must ask #whataboutweddings
To all the couples and suppliers feeling left behind as you watch scenes of packed pub marquees and crowds in shops - we hear you.
Seeing this government's priorities play out in front of your very eyes is pretty hard to take.
#whataboutweddings
Restrictions on weddings are due to lift on 21 June, but couples getting married after that date are still anxious about their big days.
BBC London's Olivia Demetriades, whose own wedding is booked for July, has been meeting some of them.
Read more: https://t.co/BDy5otL5BA
Care Minister Helen Whately told Sky News the govt cannot support jobs where there ‘isn’t work at the moment’.
@Piersmorgan and @susannareid100 ask what the govt is going to do about viable businesses that can’t operate because of restrictions they have put in place?
We understand you might be tempted to head out in the good weather this weekend, but please follow the Government rules. We must all play our part to help protect the NHS, save lives and prevent the spread of the virus. #NorthantsTogether