Bushy Park is for locals only say Royal Parks

By The Editor 6th Jan 2021

Credit: Sue Lindenberg
Credit: Sue Lindenberg

We have seen huge crowds flock to Bushy Park in recent weeks.

Given it is one the few legally allowed reasons to leave your home it is hardly surprising.

However now with new national lockdown measures in place Royal Parks are reminding people that you should not travel outside your local area to go to a park.

They told Nub News: "During this new lockdown, the parks will continue to remain open as they have done throughout the pandemic, and the opening and closing times remain as advertised on our website.

"The parks provide vital green spaces where local visitors can get some fresh air, enjoy the natural environment and do their daily exercise - just a 20 minute walk in the park can boost mental and physical wellbeing.

"The latest Government guidance makes it clear that if you leave home for a permitted reason, you should always stay local in the village, town, or part of the city where you live.

"You may leave your local area for a legally permitted reason, such as for work. It is important that people stick to the rules and only visit parks local to them, where they must continue to observe social distancing by staying 2m apart from others; can exercise once a day with their household (or support bubble) or with one other person; and must not gather in groups.

"We are currently working through the impact of the latest Government guidance on all our park operations and on those of our contractors."

     

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