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No more tiers? Covid restrictions in Cornwall will lift at the same pace as those in England

No more tiers? Covid restrictions in Cornwall will lift at the same pace as those in England

Posted By Anne North on 22nd February 2021

By Anne North There will be no early return to local tiers when Boris Johnson unveils his “roadmap” out of Covid lockdown this afternoon. Cornwall Reports understands that the system…

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