Nightclubs will not ask patrons for Covid passports on Freedom day
Vast majority of Britain's clubs and cinemas will NOT ask customers to show Covid passports, industry leaders reveal People in England will no longer be legally obliged to wear face masks on July 19 The majority of nightclubs said they will not ask for Covid passports for patrons Many operators said they will reopen without masks and at full capacity
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The vast majority of nightclubs and cinemas will not require customers to provide Covid passports when they reopen from Monday, industry leaders said yesterday.
Britons will no longer be legally required to wear face masks or socially distance from July 19, but Boris Johnson has encouraged nightclubs and other venues with large crowds to use vaccine passports as a ‘matter of social responsibility’.
Yesterday the Night Time Industries Association said more than four out of five of its members will not ask customers to produce proof of vaccination or a negative Covid test as a requirement for entry.
