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Weekend home from uni?

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Itisbetter · 17/10/2020 22:06

Is dd allowed to come home from uni for the weekend?

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DrMadelineMaxwell · 17/10/2020 22:08

Mine can't. No entering or leaving our local area. No staying overnight in what is not your primary residence, which her uni flat now is.

Badgerstmary · 17/10/2020 22:09

It depends what tier you both are. My dd is in tier 1 & so am I so am hoping she will get to come home on Friday. Fingers crossed we both stay in tier 1.

PurpleDaisies · 17/10/2020 22:11

Where are you in the country?

Itisbetter · 17/10/2020 22:12

We’re both tier 1. She asked yesterday and I can’t find any guidance.

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Flowersinthewindowstill · 17/10/2020 22:13

Tier 1 you're fine.

PracticingPerson · 17/10/2020 22:13

In tier 1 yes but you should distance

Dotinthecity · 17/10/2020 22:14

Yes and you don't need to distance. She's your daughter, give her a hug! 😉

Itisbetter · 17/10/2020 22:19

Does she get treated like she’s in our bubble then?

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PracticingPerson · 17/10/2020 22:27

She's not in your bubble, no. Presumably neither household is single person?

No one can make you distance but personally I think it'd be quite a strange move to take that risk given the incidence in the student population Sad

Itisbetter · 17/10/2020 22:36

No she rents a room in a shared flat, so neither household is single occupancy. She’d come home two or three times a term normally and for the holidays.

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Itisbetter · 18/10/2020 00:04

I think on balance we should go and visit her for the day. Sad

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PurpleDaisies · 18/10/2020 00:12

Why? The rules don’t prohibit her from coming home as long as there are fewer than six in your household.

Ecosse · 18/10/2020 00:14

I would not be prohibiting my DC from returning home regardless of what the ‘rules’ say.

Itisbetter · 18/10/2020 00:14

I thought you could only stay the night if you are bubbled?

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Ecosse · 18/10/2020 00:15

Even within the rules you can visit and stay overnight at another household in tier 1 areas.

OvertiredandConfused · 18/10/2020 00:15

My DD is home for the weekend. Both tier one areas and no known COVID contacts or symptoms. We are pretty much social distancing though. A bit odd, but. It as bad as we expected (we’re. Or being really strict, more cautious).

OvertiredandConfused · 18/10/2020 00:16

Oops! Not as bad as we expected and we’re not being really strict, more cautious!

Itisbetter · 18/10/2020 00:18

I think it’s only bubbles that can do that @Ecosse

“ A support bubble is where a household with one adult joins with another household. Households in that support bubble can still visit each other, stay overnight and visit public places together. “

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Ecosse · 18/10/2020 00:21

Nope @Itisbetter, people in tier 1 areas are free to meet indoors (including staying overnight) with 6 people from up to 6 different households.

PurpleDaisies · 18/10/2020 00:26

I thought you could only stay the night if you are bubbled?

No you’re wrong. Tier 1 is the same as it was before. You can still stay overnight. You are supposed to socially distance.

Racoonworld · 18/10/2020 07:15

@Itisbetter

I think it’s only bubbles that can do that *@Ecosse*

“ A support bubble is where a household with one adult joins with another household. Households in that support bubble can still visit each other, stay overnight and visit public places together. “

Toer 1 is the lowest Tier and is just the base restrictions, so same as before 6 people can meet inside and overnight visits are allowed. You need to social distance though. A support bubble is different as the person is then treated as part of your household and you do not need to social distance. You are right she isn’t allowed to form a support bubble with you as is not a single adult household.
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