The government announced today that up to three households can form a bubble over the Christmas period which has provided some much needed relief for those needing some extra company.
Covid-19: Three households can mix over Christmas in UK
People can form a "Christmas bubble" and mix in homes and outdoors between 23 and 27 December.
www.bbc.co.uk
The big question now is how will people organise their bubbles? I can see there being quite a few arguments brewing as to who to include, particularly in instances where parents have more than two adult children living away from them for example. I thought it would be worth setting up this thread to find out how you will organise your household bubbles, and how many people yours will consist of.Up to three households will be able to meet up during a five-day Christmas period of 23 to 27 December, leaders of the four UK nations have agreed.
People can mix in homes, places of worship and outdoor spaces, and travel restrictions will also be eased.
But a formed "Christmas bubble" must be "exclusive" and would not be able to visit pubs or restaurants together.
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