This has been introduced in Bolton, following a steep rise in cases, and will seek to restrict activities that may lead to a spread in the virus.
The government will restrict the opening hours of premises, initially in local lockdown areas, with the option of national action in the future. We will review our intention to return audiences to stadia and conference centres from 1 October. Planned sports pilot events will be limited to smaller, safer numbers, with strict conditions to ensure social distancing, and will not take place in areas where incidence is high. The government will review plans to pilot larger audiences in venues this month. Border Force will step up and target their enforcement efforts at the border to ensure arrivals are complying with the rules. We will simplify the Passenger Locator Form needed for travelling to the UK, and take measures to ensure passengers have filled out their form before departure. The government will take steps to improve compliance with border requirements. In addition, we will introduce COVID-19 Secure Marshals to help local authorities support social distancing in towns and city centres. We will launch a register of newly qualified and recently retired Environmental Health Officers (EHOs) so that Local Authorities can recruit more quickly and fill any gaps. The government will support Local Authorities and police forces to respond to breaches of COVID-19 Secure guidelines. The government has also published simplified COVID-19 Secure guidance. 
Core COVID-19 Secure requirements will be mandated for hospitality businesses, and egregious breaches enforced. From 18 September, it will be mandatory for certain businesses to have a system to collect NHS Test and Trace data, and keep this for 21 days.
Businesses will have a clear duty to support NHS Test and Trace. See refreshed guidance on social contact, including the exceptions to the 6 person limit From Monday, this limit will be enforceable in law. Education and work settings are unaffected, and organised team sports will still be able to proceed, as will weddings and funerals up to 30. This rule will not apply to individual households or support bubbles of more than 6 who will still be able to gather together. COVID-19 Secure venues, such as places of worship, restaurants and hospitality venues, can still host larger numbers in total but groups of up to 6 must not mix or form larger groups. There will be a limited number of exemptions. This change will simplify and clarify the rules on social gatherings, so they are easier to understand and easier for the police to enforce. This will apply indoors and outdoors, including in private homes. From Monday 14 September, you must not meet with people from other households socially in groups of more than 6. The government has announced new measures to suppress the virus and keep the number of infections down: SPACE – Stay 2 metres apart from people you do not live with where possible, or 1 metre with extra precautions in place. FACE – Wear a face covering in indoor settings where social distancing may be difficult and where you will come into contact with people you do not normally meet. HANDS – Wash your hands regularly and for 20 seconds. It is critical that everybody observes the following key behaviours: With cases increasing in the UK, we all – businesses, individuals, and government – need to take action to suppress the virus. This is not the time for complacency we have seen big increases in the spread of the virus in Europe and other countries. That plan is working: with great collective effort, we have reduced infections significantly from its peak, and enabled the return of more normality to our lives. 
The government has a plan to control the virus and protect the public, as well as keeping the economy and society open.
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