Tags: Neptune Rum

INSIDE OPENING OF RESTAURANTS AND BARS FROM 17TH MAY

Neptune Rum is delighted to see the inside opening of restaurants and bars from Monday 17th May as COVID-19 lockdown restrictions are eased. 

Neptune-Rum-bars-reopening-inside

While COVID-19 restrictions remain in place and vary across the UK, there are variations across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Island.

Original article sourced from the BBC and correct at time of publication. 

Happy group of friends at the bar having drinks

 

RULES IN ENGLAND

  • Pubs, bars, cafes and restaurants will be allowed to serve customers indoors
  • Groups of up to six - or two households of any size - will be allowed inside
  • Groups seated outside may have up to 30 people
  • Landlords will be expected to make sure all customers over 16 check in with NHS track and trace, or provide contact details
  • People will still need to order, eat and drink while seated, where alcohol is served
  • When not seated - for example being shown to a table, or going to the toilet - customers must wear face coverings
  • Social distancing between groups will be encouraged
  • Capacity restricted to what is possible with social distancing and table service

The government hopes to lift all restrictions from 21 June 2021

catering buffet food indoor in luxury restaurant with meat colorful fruits  and vegetables

RULES IN SCOTLAND

Restrictions will drop to Level 2 across most of mainland Scotland on 17 May. For restaurants, bars and cafes this means:

  • Venues can open until 22:30 indoors, serving food and alcohol in line with local licensing laws
  • Customers will need to book two-hour slots
  • Groups of up to six people from three households will be allowed to meet indoors
  • Up to eight people from eight separate households will be able to meet outdoors.

Under-12s do not count towards the number of people meeting outside - but do count towards household numbers indoors.

Physical distancing must be maintained with people you don't live with and venues must collect contact details for all customers.

The hope is that hospitality venues will be able to remain open indoors until 23:00 from 7 June, when all areas of Scotland are expected to move to level one.

Mid section of female friends toasting glasses of cocktail in bar

RULES IN WALES

Up to six people from different households will be able to meet indoors at pubs, cafes and restaurants from 17 May.

People who do not live together, or who are not in bubbles, should remain socially distanced, 2m (6ft) apart.

  • Six people from six households can meet. Children under 11 or working carers aren't counted
  • Licensed premises can offer table service only, with measures to support physical distancing
  • Customers are encouraged to pre-book and must provide contact details

Pretty barmaid holding plates of salads in a bar 

RULES IN NORTHERN IRELAND

It is hoped that indoor hospitality might reopen on 24 May.

Pubs, bars, cafes and restaurants are currently allowed to operate outdoors.

  • Customers must be seated, with a maximum of six people from two households - or any number from one household - at each table (children aged 12 and under are not counted)
  • Customers do not need to order a substantial meal to have an alcoholic drink
  • Customers are allowed indoors to access toilet facilities, to select food from a buffet or to pay, but social distancing must be maintained.
  • Venues must collect customer details to help with contact tracing.

friends have lanch break in shopping mall, eating italian fast food

 

PROOF OF VACCINATION STATUS

There is currently no legal requirement for customers to prove their Covid or vaccination status to access hospitality.

However, the government has said it will be legal for businesses to ask customers for proof if they wish to - as long as they do not break equality laws.

The PM has said there will be more details before the end of May about "what role there could be, if any," for Covid certificates and social distancing when lockdown is due to be eased further in England, on 21 June.

 

ABOUT NEPTUNE RUM

Neptune Rum is focused on producing truly exceptional quality rums. Inspired by the Roman God Neptune, god of water and seas, and with a passion for rum, exceptional quality, natural ingredients and the world oceans, Neptune Rum was born.

Neptune Rum Barbados Gold was the first rum created, and due to its focus on exceptional quality, it soon became the world’s most awarded rum of 2018 and 2019 and earning its place amongst the world’s greatest rums.

Neptune Rum is focused on sustainably producing the highest quality natural rums and drinks, and supporting the clean-up of the world’s oceans.

You could say we are #Envirumentlists.

 

VISIT SHOP



Exceptional Quality | Natural ingredients | Protecting Oceans

SUBSCRIBE TO TIDE TRIBE

Subscribe To Our Blog