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Impromptu photo shoot in Barry Island, Sunday – it was just impossible to resist these guys!!
As promised we have posted them first!
Hope you like them!
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With lockdown easing and the travel ban lifted there will, inevitably, be issues ensuring everyone adheres to the remaining social distancing guidance.
Youngsters who have only been meeting up online or in small groups suddenly find themselves with the freedom to meet with larger groups from neighbouring areas.
After weeks of lockdown and travel restrictions the road is now open onto Barry Island and car park restrictions are lifted.
Local residents, living within 5 miles of Barry are now able to spend the day on the beach and the lifeguards are back to protect them.
Bike and Scooter lovers unite once again. For the first time for weeks biker friends and mods meet up on Barry Island Promenade for a socially distanced get together.
Here is our picture blog of the group who have made the most of the easing of parking restrictions and opening of access road on Barry Island.
The access road onto Barry Island is open again and car parking restrictions have been lifted after weeks of lockdown.
With the sun shining, the residents of Barry flock to the beach to enjoy each others company and breathe in the fresh summer air. The Rumba Bar is serving cocktails and beer as part of their take away service. The grass opposite becomes the biggest public beer garden in South Wales!
COVID-19 BARRY UPDATE. Another week and another change to the Welsh Government rules to help us through this Coronavirus Pandemic. South Wales Police continue to ensure that everyone abides by the rules.
Welsh Authorities are making huge efforts to avoid the problems associated with an influx of visitors whilst we remain in lockdown.
Some Barry Island traders have started to prepare for the time when the Government review the Coronavirus Lockdown rules in Wales.
The first businesses to open are those who can offer take-away services. In fact these businesses were never forced by legislation to stop trading. They felt, however, that they had a social responsibility to close so as not to offer anything that might tempt the crowds of visitors we saw on the first weekend of lockdown….
With we have another bank holiday coming and there re photographs across the news of packed beaches in England. Barry Police are taking no chances and are implementing lockdown rules to ensure that our beaches remain safe and acesssible for local residents only.
These outside areas are for us, and us alone to use for exercise and fresh air whilst effectively social distancing…..
One rescue took place today with BARRY RNLI crew’s pagers going off and a team sent to rescue a gentlemen who misjudged the tide
The dangers are clearly communicated. The small path to the beach displays numerous warning signs and cannot be missed and there are other signs across the beach wall……
Its really important to eat as healthily as possible even in lockdown. Lets not forget to support those small businesses who need our custom more than ever before and are working in such difficult circumstances.
This week in HIGH STREET we were very impressed to see a fabulous range of colourful fresh produce at JACKIE’S, fruit and veg shop. Easy to miss as so many shops in the street are closed.
The daily queues outside local supermarkets are weirdly becoming the norm and empty streets, beaches, parks and playgrounds are not as shocking as they were this time last week.
TV advertisements are telling us that many of the large supermarket have reviewed their hygiene procedures in light of the covid_19 pandemic but nothing is as reassuring as having seen things for yourself.
In contrast to the situation we had last weekend with crowds of visitors arriving for their ‘daily exercise’ on our beaches and in our parks Wales has finally taken the lockdown safeguards seriously.
Here are some images from around the Barry attractions this week. Can you think of a time in history when the sun is shining and everything is shut on the Island?
FIRST NIGHT OF BARRY LOCKDOWN Last Saturday night was the first nights that all pubs, clubs and restaurants closed and the town in Barry were in Lockdown. The streets were was eerily quiet.
Check out the images taken Saturday night at 11pm. Broad street would normally be buzzing as people meet their friends, grab a take-away or move from the pub to the late night clubs.