What Scots can and cannot do during a lockdown garden meet up
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dailyrecord.co.ukScots have been enjoying their new freedoms after it was announced that the country would be moving into the first phase of lifting lockdown restrictions.
People are now allowed to meet up with one other household in outdoor settings such as parks or private gardens for the first time since late March.
It comes as part of Phase One of the Scottish Government’splan to reopen Scotland amid the coronavirus pandemic. The legislation offers guidance on what is and isn’t acceptable if you plan on hosting your own garden party at this stage.Scots have been advised to travel within five miles and can only meet one other household in a day.A maximum of eight people are allowed to gather, while each household must bring their own food to prevent the
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