Published 4 years ago

Supermarkets block off aisles selling non-essential items

Summary by Wales Online

From 6pm tonight shoppers will no longer be able to buy products such as clothing or homeware

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BBC News

'Not a time to browse for non-essential goods'

Supermarkets will be unable to sell non-essential items in Wales during the firebreak lockdown.

4 years ago·United Kingdom

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The Guardian

Supermarkets in Wales to sell only essentials during lockdown

First minister Mark Drakeford says move will create ‘level playing field’ for traders forced to close

4 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Independent

Welsh shoppers stunned as supermarkets close off ‘non-essentials’ for firebreak lockdown

Baby clothes, kitchen utensils and bedding among items placed behind metal barriers and under plastic sheeting

4 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Daily Mirror

Welsh supermarkets to only sell 'essential goods' in fire-break lockdown

Wales will start a 17-day firebreak lockdown from 6pm this evening and First Minister Mark Drakeford has said supermarkets will not be allowed to sell items such as clothing and hardware

4 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Metro News

Ban on 'non-essential' purchases to be reviewed following backlash

The review will take place after the weekend (Picture: PA)A ban on supermarkets selling non-essential items is set to be reviewed by the Welsh government after widespread backlash.Under current rules, supermarkets can only sell ‘essential’ items during Wales’ 17-day lockdown. Other supermarket products – such as clothing, electrical goods, and garden products – have been deemed unnecessary and were blocked up from customers after the restriction…

4 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Sun

Winter clothes & CLEANING supplies deemed ‘non-essential’ in Wales

BRITS have been left baffled as winter clothes, stationery for home-workers and even cleaning supplies have been deemed ‘non-essential’ under the new Welsh lockdown. Wales went into a 1…

4 years ago·United Kingdom

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