Is your family split between coronavirus regulations in north and south of England?

Nottingham City Council said it was preparing to be placed under a local lockdown, like those in Greater Manchester (above), Leeds, and Liverpool. Photograph: Adam Vaughan/REX/Shutterstock

In England, around 28 areas have a Covid infection rate which is at least double the country’s average – overwhelmingly located in the north. Areas including Greater Manchester, Merseyside and West Yorkshire have been subjected to local lockdown restrictions, while measures in the south of England are predominantly less severe.

We’d like to hear from families who are split between the local lockdowns of the north, and more relaxed measures in the south.

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