The Sheffield City area is expected to face stricter coronavirus restrictions, Mayor Dan Jarvis is expected to make the announcement.
The move would put 1.8 million more people in Tier 3 – England’s second-tier fighting band. COVID-19.
Community Secretary Robert Genrick has revealed that Prime Minister Boris Johnson will also make a statement about the region and that government and local leaders can stay “on an agreement basis”.
There is speculation that the Sheffield City area could go into Tier 3
He told Sky News’ K Barley: “It would not be right for me to publish the full statement of the Prime Minister and Dan Jarvis later today.
“But we have had very successful conversations with him and with the leaders of South Yorkshire.
“Again there is a serious situation and they appropriately wanted to take action.
“We discussed this yesterday and very early in the morning and an announcement will be made soon.”
Mr Genrick has denied breaking ties with some mayors Negotiations broke down yesterday with the financial support of Greater Manchester.
He said he had “extremely productive” talks with Mr Jarvis this week, adding: “These talks have reached a conclusion this morning, I hope.”
Mr Genrick said they could stay on the basis of an “agreement” with South Yorkshire
But Lisa Nandi, Labor’s shadow foreign secretary and MP for Wigan, said the situation had “turned chaotic”. Greater Manchester When ministers gave local leaders “minutes” to decide whether to accept their final proposal.
The government focused on how much the region was willing to support workers and organizations in providing relief to the affected organizations. Move to Tier 3.
Mr Genrick has confirmed he is offering £ 60 million and it is “more than just the table, it’s there, it’s got Manchester’s name on it”.
Greater Manchester will face more stringent restrictions from Friday
However, Mr Burnham said he needed to effectively subsidize the Fardlogo scheme at the top, up to 70%, and that the lowest acceptable figure – m 65 million – was less than he claimed.
Ms Nandi said an additional 5 million was needed because “most of our businesses are on their knees and our minimum wage workers are in significant debt.” Coronavirus Extreme.
He added, “It really seems that this government is not only failing to help us now, but is also actively working against us to the detriment of its own citizens.”