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Welsh Prime Minister Mark Drakeford has spoken of the “close relationship and long history” between Wales and the North West in urging people to stay away.
He said: “Wales is the favorite destination for so many visitors to the region, and the people of North Wales enjoy the leisure, sports and facilities that the North West has to offer.
“But, for now, we cannot visit each other.
“The Stay at Home coronavirus rules remain in place in Wales.
“While there has been some relaxation of travel in England, the situation is different in Wales.”
“You are not allowed to travel to Wales for pleasure.
“If you travel to Wales for pleasure, you risk being stopped by the police and turning around. You could be fined.”
“Our strict Stay at Home rules are in place to protect us all from the coronavirus.
“The Welsh government sets the rules in Wales.
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“We have carefully considered whether we could relax the coronavirus regulations. Thanks to the efforts of everyone in Wales, we are seeing some signs that the spread of the virus is slowing down but not enough to lift these restrictions.”
“We have been able to make some very small changes: We have removed the once-a-day exercise restriction in Wales as long as people stay local.”
Welsh attractions, campgrounds, hiking trails and beauty spots like Snowdon are closed.
“I would urge anyone thinking of traveling to Wales not to.
“Please stay home, come to Wales later, when the pandemic ends.
“I look forward to welcoming you back to Wales in the future. For now, please do not travel.
“The wonderful attractions in Wales will still be here when this is over, and we can all enjoy them safely.”
Find out more about regulations in Wales here.
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