Brotherhood unveils new social distancing measures as Leeds bars prepare to reopen

Brotherhood bar has unveiled its new social distancing measures as it prepares to reopen in Leeds.
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The sports bar on New Briggate will reopen with a brand new look when lockdown measures are relaxed on Saturday, July 4.

Each bar in the venue will be covered by plastic screening and hand sanitiser units will be on the front door and dotted around the venue.

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There will be a QR code on each table so that all food and drink can be ordered and paid for using a smartphone.

Protective screens have been installed at Brotherhood's bars as it prepares to reopenProtective screens have been installed at Brotherhood's bars as it prepares to reopen
Protective screens have been installed at Brotherhood's bars as it prepares to reopen

Tables must be booked and are on a first come, first serve basis and drinks packages are also available to book online.

Brotherhood staff will deliver drinks and collect glasses in full PPE, as well as cleaning all front of house areas every 20 minutes - including tables, sides and hand rails.

There will be signs around the venue reminding drinkers to stick to the 1-metre-plus social distancing rule.

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The easing of lockdown measures coincides with Leeds United's game against Blackburn Rovers which will be shown at the venue, with a kick-off at 3pm.

Brotherhood staff will deliver drinks and collect glasses in full PPEBrotherhood staff will deliver drinks and collect glasses in full PPE
Brotherhood staff will deliver drinks and collect glasses in full PPE

Brotherhood's director, Seema Dhiman, said: ‘’With football season back on track and the people of Leeds raring to get back out into the city, we couldn’t be any more excited to bring Brotherhood back to its best.

"We’re really proud of the additional safety measures we’ve put in place to protect our customers and employees, whilst also maintaining the fun and lively atmosphere we’ve become famous for.’’

‘’Our QR codes system makes ordering food and drink safe, simple and convenient. The team can’t wait to get back out there and help the people of Yorkshire cheer Leeds United on as they take on Blackburn. We predict it’s going to be quite a memorable weekend that will be fondly remembered by the people of Leeds.’’

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