PLAN AHEAD FOR SAFE SHOPPING IN LEEDS

NOW LOCKDOWN RESTRICTIONS HAVE EASED

PLAN AHEAD FOR SAFE SHOPPING IN LEEDS
Leeds City Council and the city’s retailers have been working hard to provide a safe shopping environment now that lockdown restrictions have eased.
Footfall is expected to increase over the next few weeks and journeys may take longer than usual. To avoid getting caught in the Christmas rush, people are being encouraged to plan their journeys in advance and avoid travelling during peak times where possible.

If your journey is a short one, consider walking or cycling instead. Connecting Leeds have updated their website with a handy guide on how to plan ahead which includes information on how to check capacity on buses and the safest cycle routes.

If you do need to drive in, you can avoid the hassle of finding a spot by parking at our newly expanded Elland Road park and ride site.

Shoppers are being urged to follow the COVID restrictions, including keeping distance from people outside your household bubble and wearing a face covering on public transport and in enclosed spaces.

You should not travel to the city centre if you or any members of your household bubble are displaying symptoms of coronavirus or if you or anyone in your household bubble has recently tested positive.

Guidance has been given to businesses to support them to operate safely, including ways to manage safe queuing outside stores and enhanced cleaning has been carried out. There will be sanitiser stations around the city centre, but please also remember to bring your own.

For ideas about where to grab a takeaway coffee or bite to eat take a look here.

We’re also supporting the citizen lead campaign #BuyLeeds and encouraging people to shop locally. To show support or amplify a local business, use the social media hashtag to get involved

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