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Statutory Instruments

2020 No. 685

Public Health, England

The Health Protection (Coronavirus, Restrictions) (Leicester) Regulations 2020

Approved by both Houses of Parliament

Made

at 11.00 a.m. on 3rd July 2020

Laid before Parliament

at 3:00 p.m. on 3rd July 2020

Coming into force

4th July 2020

The Secretary of State makes the following Regulations in exercise of the powers conferred by sections 45C(1), (3)(c), (4)(d), 45F(2) and 45P of the Public Health (Control of Disease) Act 1984(1).

These Regulations are made in response to the serious and imminent threat to public health which is posed by the incidence and spread of severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) in England.

The Secretary of State considers that the restrictions and requirements imposed by these Regulations are proportionate to what they seek to achieve, which is a public health response to that threat.

In accordance with section 45R of that Act the Secretary of State is of the opinion that, by reason of urgency, it is necessary to make this instrument without a draft having been laid before, and approved by a resolution of, each House of Parliament.

Citation, commencement, application and interpretation

1.—(1) These Regulations may be cited as the Health Protection (Coronavirus, Restrictions) (Leicester) Regulations 2020 and come into force on 4th July 2020.

(2) These Regulations apply in relation to England only.

(3) In these Regulations—

“child” means a person under the age of 18;

“childcare” has the same meaning as in section 18 of the Childcare Act 2006(2);

“coronavirus” means severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2);

“elite sportsperson” means an individual who—

(a)

derives a living from competing in a sport,

(b)

is a senior representative nominated by a relevant sporting body,

(c)

is a member of the senior training squad for a relevant sporting body, or

(d)

is aged 16 or above and on an elite development pathway;

“linked household” has the meaning given in regulation 7;

“parent” of a child includes any person who is not a parent of the child but who has parental responsibility for, or who has care of, the child;

“parental responsibility” has the meaning given in section 3 of the Children Act 1989(3);

“person responsible for carrying on a business” includes the owner, proprietor, and manager of that business;

“the protected area” means the area comprising—

(a)

the areas in, and surrounding, Leicester identified by the postcode districts set out in Part 1 of Schedule 1, and

(b)

the addresses set out in Part 2 of Schedule 1;

“vulnerable person” includes—

(a)

any person aged 70 or older;

(b)

any person under 70 who has an underlying health condition, including but not limited to, the conditions listed in Schedule 2;

(c)

any person who is pregnant.

(4) For the purposes of the definition of “elite sportsperson”, in paragraph (3)—

(a)“elite development pathway” means a development pathway established by the national governing body of a sport to prepare sportspersons—

(i)so that they may derive a living from competing in that sport, or

(ii)to compete at that sport at the Tokyo or Beijing Olympic or Paralympic Games, or, if that sport is not part of the Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games programme, in the Commonwealth Games to be held in Birmingham;

(b)“relevant sporting body” means the national governing body of a sport which may nominate sportspersons to represent—

(i)Great Britain and Northern Ireland at the Tokyo or Beijing Olympic or Paralympic Games, or

(ii)England, Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland, Gibraltar, Guernsey, Jersey or the Isle of Man at the Commonwealth Games to be held in Birmingham in those sports which are not part of the Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games programme;

(c)“senior representative” means an individual who is considered by a relevant sporting body to be a candidate to qualify to compete on behalf of—

(i)Great Britain and Northern Ireland at the Tokyo or Beijing Olympic or Paralympic Games;

(ii)England, Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland, Gibraltar, Guernsey, Jersey or the Isle of Man at the Commonwealth Games to be held in Birmingham in those sports which are not part of the Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games programme.

(5) For the purposes of these Regulations, references to a “local authority” include references to a county council.

The emergency period and review of need for restrictions

2.—(1) For the purposes of these Regulations, the “emergency period”—

(a)starts when these Regulations come into force, and

(b)ends in relation to a restriction or requirement imposed by these Regulations on the day and at the time specified in a direction published by the Secretary of State terminating the requirement or restriction.

(2) The Secretary of State must review the need for restrictions and requirements imposed by these Regulations at least once every 14 days, with the first review being carried out by 18th July 2020.

(3) As soon as the Secretary of State considers that any restrictions or requirements set out in these Regulations are no longer necessary to prevent, protect against, control or provide a public health response to the incidence or spread of infection in England with the coronavirus, the Secretary of State must publish a direction terminating that restriction or requirement.

(4) A direction published under this regulation may—

(a)terminate any one or more requirement or restriction;

(b)terminate a requirement or restriction in relation to a specified business or service or a specified description of business or service, or in relation to a specified postcode or address.

(5) Section 16 of the Interpretation Act 1978(4) applies in relation to the termination of a restriction or requirement by a direction as it applies in relation to the repeal of an enactment.

(6) In this regulation, “specified” means specified in a direction published under this regulation.

Requirement to close premises and businesses during the emergency

3.—(1) A person responsible for carrying on a business in the protected area which is listed in Part 1 of Schedule 3 must—

(a)during the emergency period—

(i)close any premises, or part of the premises, in the protected area in which food or drink are sold for consumption on those premises, and

(ii)cease selling food or drink for consumption on its premises in the protected area; or

(b)if the business sells food or drink for consumption off the premises, cease selling food or drink for consumption on its premises in the protected area during the emergency period.

(2) For the purposes of paragraph (1)(a), food or drink sold by a hotel or other accommodation as part of room service is not to be treated as being sold for consumption on its premises.

(3) For the purposes of paragraph (1)(a)(ii) and (b), an area adjacent to the premises of the business where seating is made available for customers of the business (whether or not by the business) is to be treated as part of the premises of that business.

(4) A person responsible for carrying on a business or providing a service in the protected area which is listed in Part 2 of Schedule 3 must cease to carry on that business or to provide that service in the protected area during the emergency period.

(5) Paragraph (4) does not prevent the use of—

(a)premises used for the businesses or services listed in paragraphs 5, 6, 10, 11 or 12 of that Part to broadcast a performance to people outside the premises, whether over the internet or as part of a radio or television broadcast;

(b)any suitable premises used for the businesses or services listed in that Schedule to host blood donation sessions;

(c)facilities for training for elite sportspersons, including indoor fitness studios, gyms, sports courts, indoor or outdoor swimming pools and other indoor leisure centres.

(6) If a business listed in Part 1 or 2 of Schedule 3 (“business A”) forms part of a larger business (“business B”), the person responsible for carrying on business B complies with the requirement in paragraph (1) if it closes down business A.

(7) Paragraph (4) does not prevent a person responsible for carrying on a business or providing a service listed in Part 2 of Schedule 2 (“the closed business”)—

(a)carrying on a business of offering goods for sale or for hire by making deliveries or otherwise providing services in response to orders received—

(i)through a website, or otherwise by online communication,

(ii)by telephone, including orders by text message, or

(iii)by post;

(b)from operating a café or restaurant solely to sell food or drink for consumption off the premises, if the café or restaurant is separate from the premises used for the closed business.

(8) For the purposes of paragraph (7), a café or restaurant (“CR”) is separate from premises used for the closed business if—

(a)the CR is in a self-contained unit, and

(b)it is possible for a member of the public to enter the CR from a place outside those premises.

Further restrictions and closures during the emergency period

4.—(1) A person responsible for carrying on a business in the protected area, not listed in Part 3 of Schedule 3, of offering goods for sale or for hire in a shop, or providing library services must, during the emergency period—

(a)cease to carry on that business or provide that service in the protected area except by making deliveries or otherwise providing services in response to orders received—

(i)through a website, or otherwise by on-line communication,

(ii)by telephone, including orders by text message, or

(iii)by post;

(b)close any premises in the protected area which are not required to carry out its business or provide its services as permitted by sub-paragraph (a);

(c)cease to admit any person to its premises in the protected area who is not required to carry on its business or provide its service as permitted by sub-paragraph (a).

(2) Paragraph (1) does not apply to any business which provides hot or cold food for consumption off the premises.

(3) Subject to paragraph (4), a person responsible for carrying on a business consisting of the provision of holiday accommodation in the protected area, whether in a hotel, hostel, bed and breakfast accommodation, holiday apartment, home, cottage or bungalow, campsite, caravan park or boarding house, must cease to carry on that business during the emergency period.

(4) A person referred to in paragraph (3) may continue to carry on their business and keep any premises used in that business open—

(a)to provide accommodation for any person, who—

(i)is unable to return to their main residence;

(ii)uses that accommodation as their main residence;

(iii)needs accommodation while moving house;

(iv)needs accommodation to attend a funeral;

(v)is isolating themselves from others as required by law;

(vi)is an elite sportsperson, the coach of an elite sportsperson, or (in the case of an elite sportsperson who is a child), the parent of an elite sportsperson, and needs accommodation for the purposes of training or competition,

(b)to provide accommodation for any person—

(i)who works in one of the critical sectors listed in the guidance titled “Guidance for critical workers who can access schools or educational settings” published by the Cabinet Office and the Department for Education and updated on 5th May 2020(5), and

(ii)whose need for accommodation is connected to their work,

(c)to provide accommodation or support services for the homeless,

(d)to host blood donation sessions, or

(e)for any purpose requested by the Secretary of State, or a local authority.

(5) A person who is responsible for a place of worship in the protected area must ensure that, during the emergency period, the place of worship is closed, except for uses permitted in paragraph (6).

(6) A place of worship may be used—

(a)for funerals,

(b)to broadcast an act of worship, whether over the internet or as part of a radio or television broadcast,

(c)to provide essential voluntary services or urgent public support services (including the provision of food banks or other support for the homeless or vulnerable people, blood donation sessions or support in an emergency),

(d)for the purposes of childcare provided by a person registered under Part 3 of the Childcare Act 2006, or

(e)for private prayer by individuals, and for these purposes, “private prayer” means prayer which does not form part of communal worship.

(7) A person who is responsible for a community centre in the protected area must ensure that, during the emergency period, the community centre is closed except where it is used—

(a)to provide essential voluntary activities or urgent public support services (including the provision of food banks or other support for the homeless or vulnerable people, blood donation sessions or support in an emergency), or

(b)for the purposes of childcare provided by a person registered under Part 3 of the Childcare Act 2006.

(8) Subject to paragraph (9), a person who is responsible for a crematorium in the protected area must ensure that, during the emergency period, the crematorium is closed to members of the public, except for funerals or burials.

(9) Paragraph (8) does not apply to the grounds surrounding a crematorium, including any burial ground or garden of remembrance.

(10) If a business referred to in paragraph (1) or (3) (“business A”) forms part of a larger business (“business B”), the person responsible for carrying on business B complies with the requirement in paragraph (1) or (3) to cease to carry on its business if it ceases to carry on business A.

Restrictions on movement

5.—(1) No person who lives in the protected area may, without reasonable excuse, stay overnight at any place other than the place where they are living or where their linked household is living.

(2) No person who lives outside the protected area may, without reasonable excuse, stay overnight at any place within the protected area other than the place where their linked household is living.

(3) For the purposes of paragraphs (1) and (2), the circumstances in which a person (“P”) has a reasonable excuse include cases where—

(a)P needs to stay elsewhere to attend a funeral, as—

(i)a member of the deceased person’s household,

(ii)a close family member of the deceased person, or

(iii)if no-one within paragraph (i) or (ii) is attending, a friend of the deceased person;

(b)P is an elite sportsperson, a coach of an elite sportsperson, or (in the case of an elite sportsperson who is under the age of 18), a parent of the elite sportsperson, and needs to stay elsewhere for the purposes of training or competition;

(c)P needs to stay elsewhere while moving house;

(d)it is reasonably necessary for P to stay elsewhere—

(i)for work purposes, or for the provision of voluntary or charitable services;

(ii)to provide care or assistance to a vulnerable person, including relevant personal care within the meaning of paragraph 7(3B) of Schedule 4 to the Safeguarding of Vulnerable Groups Act 2006(6);

(iii)to provide emergency assistance;

(iv)to avoid injury or illness, or to escape a risk of harm;

(v)to obtain medical assistance;

(vi)to enable P to attend a birth or make a visit as permitted by regulation 6(2)(g), (h) or (i);

(e)P needs to stay elsewhere to fulfil a legal obligation or participate in legal proceedings;

(f)P is a child that does not live in the same household as their parents, or one of their parents, and the overnight stay is necessary to continue existing arrangements for access to, and contact between, parents and children;

(g)P is unable to return to the place where P lives, because—

(i)it is not safe for P to live there,

(ii)P may not lawfully travel there, or is required by law to stay in another place, or

(iii)the place where P is living is not available to P for any other reason.

(4) Paragraphs (1) and (2) do not apply to any person who is homeless.

(5) For the purposes of paragraphs (1) and (2), the place where a person is living includes the premises where they live together with any garden, yard, passage, stair, garage, outhouse or other appurtenance of such premises.

Restrictions on gatherings

6.—(1) During the emergency period, unless paragraph (2) applies, no person may participate in a gathering in the protected area which takes place in a public or private place—

(a)outdoors, and consists of more than six persons, or

(b)indoors, and consists of two or more persons.

(2) This paragraph applies where—

(a)all the persons in the gathering are members of the same household or members of two households which are linked households in relation to each other;

(b)the person is attending a funeral, as—

(i)a member of the deceased person’s household,

(ii)a close family member of the deceased person, or

(iii)if no-one within paragraph (i) or (ii) is attending, a friend of the deceased person;

(c)the person concerned is an elite sportsperson, the coach of an elite sportsperson, or (in the case of an elite sportsperson who is a child), the parent of an elite sportsperson, and the gathering is necessary for training or competition;

(d)the gathering is reasonably necessary—

(i)for work purposes, or for the provision of voluntary or charitable services;

(ii)to facilitate a house move;

(iii)to provide care or assistance to a vulnerable person, including relevant personal care within the meaning of paragraph 7(3B) of Schedule 4 to the Safeguarding of Vulnerable Groups Act 2006;

(iv)to provide emergency assistance;

(v)for the purposes of childcare provided by a person registered under Part 3 of the Childcare Act 2006;

(vi)to enable one or more persons in the gathering to avoid injury or illness or to escape a risk of harm;

(vii)to continue existing arrangements for access to, and contact between, parents and children where the children do not live in the same household as their parents, or one of their parents;

(e)the person concerned is fulfilling a legal obligation or participating in legal proceedings;

(f)the gathering takes place at an educational facility and is reasonably necessary for the purposes of education;

(g)the person concerned is attending a person giving birth (“M”), at M’s request;

(h)the person concerned (“P”) is visiting a person P reasonably believes is dying (“D”), and P is—

(i)a member of D’s household,

(ii)a close family member of D,

(iii)a friend of D, or

(iv)where no-one falling within paragraphs (i) to (iii) is visiting D, any other person;

(i)the person concerned (“P”) is visiting a person (“V”) receiving treatment in a hospital or staying in a hospice or care home, or is accompanying V to a medical appointment and P is—

(i)a member of V’s household,

(ii)a close family member of V, or

(iii)a friend of V,

and for these purposes, “care home” has the meaning given in section 3 of the Care Standards Act 2000(7).

(3) For the purposes of this regulation—

(a)there is a gathering when two or more people are present together in the same place in order to engage in any form of social interaction with each other, or to undertake any other activity with each other;

(b)a place is indoors if it would be considered to be enclosed or substantially enclosed for the purposes of section 2 of the Health Act 2006(8), under the Smoke Free (Premises and Enforcement) Regulations 2006(9).

Linked households

7.—(1) Where a household comprises one adult, or one adult and one or more persons who are under the age of 18 on 12th June 2020 (“the first household”), the adult may choose to be linked with one other household (“the second household”), provided that—

(a)neither the first household nor the second household are linked with any other household for the purposes of these Regulations or the Health Protection (Coronavirus, Restrictions) (England) Regulations 2020(10), and

(b)all the adult members of the second household agree.

(2) There is no limit on the number of adults or children which may be in the second household.

(3) The first and second households are “linked households” in relation to each other.

(4) The first and second households cease to be linked households if neither household satisfies the condition in the opening words of paragraph (1).

(5) Once the first and second households have ceased being linked households, neither the first household nor the second household may be linked with any other household.

(6) In this regulation, “linked household” include households which are linked households in relation to each other—

(a)under this regulation; or

(b)under regulation 7A of the Health Protection (Coronavirus, Restrictions) (England) Regulations 2020.

Enforcement of requirement

8.—(1) A relevant person may take such action as is necessary to enforce any requirement imposed by regulation 3, 4, or 6.

(2) A relevant person may give a prohibition notice to a person if the relevant person reasonably believes that—

(a)the person is contravening a requirement in regulation 3 or 4, and

(b)it is necessary and proportionate to give the prohibition notice for the purpose of preventing that person from continuing to contravene the requirement.

(3) Where a relevant person considers that a person is staying overnight at a place other than the place where they are living in contravention of regulation 5(1) or (2), the relevant person may direct that person to return to the place where they are living.

(4) Where the person staying overnight at a place other than the place where they are living without reasonable excuse is a child accompanied by an individual who has responsibility for the child—

(a)the relevant person may direct that individual to take the child to the place where the child is living, and

(b)that individual must, so far as reasonably practicable, ensure that the child complies with any direction or instruction given by the relevant person to the child.

(5) Where a relevant person has reasonable grounds to believe that a child is repeatedly failing to comply with the restriction in regulation 5(1) or (2), the relevant person may direct any individual who has responsibility for the child to secure, so far as reasonably practicable, that the child complies with that restriction.

(6) For the purposes of this regulation, an individual has responsibility for a child if the individual—

(a)has custody or charge of the child for the time being, or

(b)has parental responsibility for the child.

(7) A relevant person may only exercise the power in paragraph (3), (4) or (5) if the relevant person considers that it is a necessary and proportionate means of ensuring compliance with the requirement.

(8) Where a relevant person considers that a number of people are gathered together in contravention of regulation 6, the relevant person may—

(a)direct the gathering to disperse;

(b)direct any person in the gathering to return to the place where they are living;

(c)remove any person in a gathering in a public place to the place where they are living.

(9) A relevant person exercising the power in paragraph (8)(c) to remove a person in a gathering in a public place to a place where they are living may use reasonable force, if necessary, in exercise of the power.

(10) Where a person who is in a gathering in contravention of regulation 6 is a child accompanied by an individual who has responsibility for the child—

(a)the relevant person may direct that individual to take the child to the place where the child is living, and

(b)that individual must, so far as reasonably practicable, ensure that the child complies with any direction or instruction given by the relevant person to the child.

(11) Where a relevant person has reasonable grounds to believe that a child is repeatedly failing to comply with the restriction in regulation 6, the relevant person may direct any individual who has responsibility for the child to secure, so far as reasonably practicable, that the child complies with that restriction.

(12) A relevant person may only exercise the power in paragraph (8), (10) or (11) if the relevant person considers that it is a necessary and proportionate means of ensuring compliance with the restriction in regulation 6.

(13) A relevant person exercising a power under paragraph (3), (4), (5), (8), (10) or (11) may give the person concerned any reasonable instructions they consider to be necessary.

(14) For the purposes of this regulation—

(a)a “relevant person” means—

(i)a constable,

(ii)a police community support officer,

(iii)subject to paragraph (15), a person designated by a local authority for the purposes of this regulation, or

(iv)a person designated by the Secretary of State for the purposes of this regulation;

(b)references to a requirement include references to a restriction.

(15) A local authority may only designate a person for the purposes of this regulation in relation to a requirement in regulation 3 or 4.

Offences and penalties

9.—(1) A person who—

(a)without reasonable excuse contravenes a requirement in regulation 3, 4, 6 or 8, or

(b)contravenes a requirement in regulation 5,

commits an offence.

(2) A person who obstructs, without reasonable excuse, any person carrying out a function under these Regulations, including any person who is a relevant person for the purposes of regulation 8, commits an offence.

(3) A person who, without reasonable excuse, contravenes a direction given under regulation 8, or fails to comply with a reasonable instruction or a prohibition notice given by a relevant person under regulation 8, commits an offence.

(4) An offence under this regulation is punishable on summary conviction by a fine.

(5) If an offence under this regulation committed by a body corporate is proved—

(a)to have been committed with the consent or connivance of an officer of the body, or

(b)to be attributable to any neglect on the part of such an officer,

the officer (as well as the body corporate) is guilty of the offence and liable to be prosecuted and proceeded against and punished accordingly.

(6) In paragraph (5), “officer”, in relation to a body corporate, means a director, manager, secretary or other similar officer of the body corporate.

(7) Section 24 of the Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984(11) applies in relation to an offence under this regulation as if the reasons in subsection (5) of that section included—

(a)to maintain public health;

(b)to maintain public order.

(8) For the purposes of this regulation, references to a requirement include references to a restriction.

Fixed penalty notices

10.—(1) An authorised person may issue a fixed penalty notice to anyone that the authorised person reasonably believes—

(a)has committed an offence under these Regulations;

(b)is aged 18 or over.

(2) A fixed penalty notice is a notice offering the person to whom it is issued the opportunity of discharging any liability to conviction for the offence by payment of a fixed penalty to an authority specified in the notice.

(3) The authority specified in the notice must be—

(a)the local authority (or as the case may be, any of the local authorities) in whose area the offence is alleged to have been committed (“the relevant local authority”), or

(b)an officer designated by the Secretary of State, or by the relevant local authority, for the purposes of this regulation (“the designated officer”).

(4) Where a person is issued with a notice under this regulation in respect of an offence—

(a)no proceedings may be taken for the offence before the end of the period of 28 days following the date of the notice;

(b)the person may not be convicted of the offence if the person pays the fixed penalty before the end of that period.

(5) A fixed penalty notice must—

(a)give reasonably detailed particulars of the circumstances alleged to constitute the offence;

(b)state the period during which (because of paragraph (4)(a)) proceedings will not be taken for the offence;

(c)specify the amount of the fixed penalty;

(d)state the name and address of the person to whom the fixed penalty may be paid;

(e)specify permissible methods of payment.

(6) The amount specified under paragraph (5)(c) must, subject to paragraph (7), be £100.

(7) Unless paragraph (8) applies, a fixed penalty notice must specify that if £50 is paid before the end of the period of 14 days following the date of the notice that is the amount of the fixed penalty;

(8) If the person to whom a fixed penalty notice is given has already received a fixed penalty notice under these Regulations or the Regulations referred to in paragraph (9)—

(a)paragraph (7) does not apply, and

(b)the amount specified as the fixed penalty is to be—

(i)in the case of the second fixed penalty notice received, £200;

(ii)in the case of the third fixed penalty notice received, £400;

(iii)in the case of the fourth fixed penalty notice received, £800;

(iv)in the case of the fifth fixed penalty notice received, £1,600;

(v)in the case of the sixth and subsequent fixed penalty notices, £3,200.

(9) In determining how many fixed penalty notices a person has previously received, fixed penalty notices received by that person under the Health Protection (Coronavirus, Restrictions) (England) Regulations 2020 and the Health Protection (Coronavirus, Restrictions) (No 2) (England) Regulations 2020 are to be taken into account.

(10) Whatever other method may be specified under paragraph (5)(e), payment of a fixed penalty may be made by pre-paying and posting to the person whose name is stated under paragraph (5)(d), at the stated address, a letter containing the amount of the penalty (in cash or otherwise).

(11) Where a letter is sent as mentioned in paragraph (10), payment is regarded as having been made at the time at which that letter would be delivered in the ordinary course of post.

(12) In any proceedings, a certificate—

(a)that purports to be signed by or on behalf of—

(i)the chief finance officer of the relevant local authority, where the authority to which payment is made is a local authority, or

(ii)the designated officer, where that officer is the authority to which payment is made; and;

(b)states that the payment of a fixed penalty was, or was not, received by the date specified in the certificate,

is evidence of the facts stated.

(13) In this regulation—

(a)“authorised person” means—

(i)a constable;

(ii)a police community support officer;

(iii)a person designated by the Secretary of State for the purposes of this regulation;

(iv)subject to paragraph (14), a person designated by the relevant local authority for the purposes of this regulation;

(b)a “chief finance officer”, in relation to a local authority, means the person with responsibility for the authority’s financial affairs;

(c)references to a “local authority” include references to a county council.

(14) The relevant local authority may only designate a person for the purposes of this regulation to issue fixed penalty notices where the alleged offence relates to the contravention of a requirement or restriction in regulation 3 or 4 or the obstruction under regulation 9(2) of a person carrying out a function under regulation 8.

Prosecutions

11.  Proceedings for an offence under these Regulations may be brought by the Crown Prosecution Service and any person designated by the Secretary of State.

Expiry

12.—(1) These Regulations expire at the end of the period of six months beginning with the day on which they come into force.

(2) This regulation does not affect the validity of anything done pursuant to these Regulations before they expire.

Designations

13.  A person who is designated for the purposes of regulation 8(12)(a), 10(3)(b), 10(11)(a) or 11 of the Health Protection (Coronavirus, Restrictions) (England) Regulations 2020 is to be treated as if they were designated for the purposes of regulation 8(14)(a), 10(3)(b), 10(13)(a) or 11 as appropriate, of these Regulations.

Matt Hancock

Secretary of State for Health

Department for Health and Social Care

At 11.00 a.m. on 3rd July 2020

Regulation 1(3)

SCHEDULE 1The protected area

PART 1Postcode Districts

1.  LE1: All postcodes.

2.  LE2: The postcodes in the following table.

LE2

LE2 0AALE2 0ABLE2 0ADLE2 0AFLE2 0AGLE2 0AH
LE2 0AJLE2 0ALLE2 0ANLE2 0APLE2 0AQLE2 0AR
LE2 0ASLE2 0ATLE2 0AULE2 0AWLE2 0AYLE2 0BA
LE2 0BBLE2 0BDLE2 0BELE2 0BJLE2 0BLLE2 0DA
LE2 0DBLE2 0DDLE2 0DELE2 0DFLE2 0DGLE2 0DH
LE2 0DJLE2 0DLLE2 0DNLE2 0DPLE2 0DQLE2 0DR
LE2 0DSLE2 0DTLE2 0DULE2 0DWLE2 0DXLE2 0EA
LE2 0EBLE2 0EDLE2 0FALE2 0FBLE2 0FDLE2 0FE
LE2 0FFLE2 0FGLE2 0FHLE2 0FJLE2 0FLLE2 0FN
LE2 0FPLE2 0FQLE2 0FRLE2 0FSLE2 0FULE2 0FW
LE2 0FXLE2 0FYLE2 0GALE2 0GBLE2 0GDLE2 0GE
LE2 0GFLE2 0GGLE2 0GHLE2 0GJLE2 0GLLE2 0GN
LE2 0GPLE2 0GQLE2 0GRLE2 0GSLE2 0GTLE2 0GU
LE2 0GWLE2 0GYLE2 0HALE2 0HBLE2 0HDLE2 0HE
LE2 0HFLE2 0JALE2 0JDLE2 0JELE2 0JFLE2 0JH
LE2 0JJLE2 0JNLE2 0JRLE2 0JSLE2 0JTLE2 0JU
LE2 0JXLE2 0LALE2 0LBLE2 0NALE2 0NBLE2 0ND
LE2 0NELE2 0NNLE2 0NQLE2 0PDLE2 0PELE2 0PF
LE2 0QBLE2 0QDLE2 0QELE2 0QNLE2 0QPLE2 0QR
LE2 0QSLE2 0QTLE2 0QXLE2 0RALE2 0RDLE2 0RG
LE2 0SALE2 0SDLE2 0SELE2 0SFLE2 0SGLE2 0SH
LE2 0SQLE2 0TALE2 0TDLE2 0THLE2 0TLLE2 0TN
LE2 0TQLE2 0TRLE2 0TULE2 0UALE2 0UBLE2 0UF
LE2 0UGLE2 0UHLE2 0UJLE2 0ULLE2 0UNLE2 0UP
LE2 0UQLE2 0URLE2 0USLE2 0UTLE2 0UULE2 0UW
LE2 0UXLE2 0UYLE2 0UZLE2 1AALE2 1ABLE2 1AD
LE2 1AELE2 1AGLE2 1AHLE2 1AJLE2 1ALLE2 1AN
LE2 1APLE2 1AQLE2 1BALE2 1BBLE2 1BDLE2 1BE
LE2 1BFLE2 1BHLE2 1BLLE2 1BNLE2 1BPLE2 1BQ
LE2 1BRLE2 1BSLE2 1BTLE2 1BULE2 1BWLE2 1DA
LE2 1DBLE2 1DDLE2 1DELE2 1DFLE2 1DGLE2 1DH
LE2 1DJLE2 1DPLE2 1DQLE2 1DRLE2 1DSLE2 1EB
LE2 1EDLE2 1EFLE2 1EGLE2 1FALE2 1FBLE2 1FD
LE2 1FFLE2 1FGLE2 1FHLE2 1FJLE2 1FNLE2 1FP
LE2 1FQLE2 1FRLE2 1FTLE2 1FULE2 1FXLE2 1FY
LE2 1FZLE2 1GALE2 1GBLE2 1GDLE2 1GELE2 1GF
LE2 1GGLE2 1GHLE2 1GJLE2 1GLLE2 1GNLE2 1GP
LE2 1HALE2 1HBLE2 1HDLE2 1HFLE2 1HGLE2 1HH
LE2 1HJLE2 1HLLE2 1HNLE2 1HPLE2 1HQLE2 1HR
LE2 1HSLE2 1HWLE2 1LALE2 1LBLE2 1LDLE2 1LE
LE2 1LFLE2 1LGLE2 1LHLE2 1LJLE2 1LLLE2 1LN
LE2 1LPLE2 1LQLE2 1LRLE2 1LTLE2 1LULE2 1LW
LE2 1NALE2 1NDLE2 1NELE2 1NFLE2 1PALE2 1PB
LE2 1PDLE2 1PELE2 1PFLE2 1PGLE2 1PHLE2 1PJ
LE2 1PLLE2 1PNLE2 1PPLE2 1PQLE2 1PRLE2 1PS
LE2 1QALE2 1QBLE2 1QDLE2 1QELE2 1QFLE2 1QG
LE2 1QHLE2 1QJLE2 1QLLE2 1QNLE2 1QZLE2 1RA
LE2 1RBLE2 1RDLE2 1RELE2 1RFLE2 1RGLE2 1RH
LE2 1RJLE2 1RLLE2 1RQLE2 1RRLE2 1SALE2 1SB
LE2 1SDLE2 1SELE2 1SFLE2 1TALE2 1TBLE2 1TD
LE2 1TELE2 1TFLE2 1TGLE2 1THLE2 1TJLE2 1TL
LE2 1TNLE2 1TPLE2 1TQLE2 1TRLE2 1TSLE2 1TT
LE2 1TULE2 1TWLE2 1TXLE2 1WALE2 1WBLE2 1WD
LE2 1WELE2 1WFLE2 1WGLE2 1WHLE2 1WJLE2 1WL
LE2 1WNLE2 1WPLE2 1WQLE2 1WRLE2 1WSLE2 1WT
LE2 1XALE2 1XBLE2 1XDLE2 1XELE2 1XFLE2 1XG
LE2 1XHLE2 1XJLE2 1XLLE2 1XNLE2 1XPLE2 1XQ
LE2 1XRLE2 1YALE2 1YBLE2 1YDLE2 1YELE2 1YF
LE2 1YGLE2 1YHLE2 1YNLE2 1ZALE2 1ZBLE2 1ZD
LE2 1ZELE2 1ZFLE2 1ZHLE2 2AALE2 2ABLE2 2AD
LE2 2AELE2 2AFLE2 2AGLE2 2AHLE2 2AJLE2 2AL
LE2 2ANLE2 2APLE2 2AQLE2 2ARLE2 2ASLE2 2BA
LE2 2BBLE2 2BDLE2 2BELE2 2BFLE2 2BGLE2 2BH
LE2 2BJLE2 2BLLE2 2BNLE2 2BPLE2 2BQLE2 2BT
LE2 2DALE2 2DBLE2 2DDLE2 2DELE2 2DFLE2 2DG
LE2 2DHLE2 2DJLE2 2DLLE2 2DNLE2 2DPLE2 2DQ
LE2 2DRLE2 2DSLE2 2EALE2 2EBLE2 2EDLE2 2EE
LE2 2EFLE2 2EGLE2 2EHLE2 2EJLE2 2ELLE2 2FA
LE2 2FBLE2 2FDLE2 2FELE2 2FFLE2 2FULE2 2HA
LE2 2HBLE2 2HDLE2 2HELE2 2HFLE2 2HGLE2 2HH
LE2 2HJLE2 2HLLE2 2HNLE2 2HPLE2 2HQLE2 2HR
LE2 2LALE2 2LDLE2 2LELE2 2LFLE2 2LGLE2 2LH
LE2 2LJLE2 2LLLE2 2LNLE2 2LQLE2 2LRLE2 2LS
LE2 2LTLE2 2NALE2 2NBLE2 2NDLE2 2NELE2 2NF
LE2 2NGLE2 2PALE2 2PBLE2 2PDLE2 2PELE2 2PF
LE2 2PGLE2 2PJLE2 2PLLE2 2PNLE2 2PPLE2 2PQ
LE2 2PRLE2 2PSLE2 2PULE2 2PWLE2 2PYLE2 2PZ
LE2 2RALE2 2RBLE2 2RDLE2 2RELE2 2RFLE2 2RG
LE2 2RHLE2 2RJLE2 2RLLE2 2RNLE2 2SALE2 2SB
LE2 3AALE2 3ABLE2 3ADLE2 3AELE2 3AFLE2 3AG
LE2 3AHLE2 3AJLE2 3ALLE2 3ANLE2 3APLE2 3AQ
LE2 3ARLE2 3AYLE2 3BALE2 3BBLE2 3BDLE2 3BE
LE2 3BULE2 3BWLE2 3BXLE2 3BZLE2 3DALE2 3DB
LE2 3DDLE2 3DELE2 3DFLE2 3DGLE2 3DHLE2 3DJ
LE2 3DLLE2 3DNLE2 3DPLE2 3DQLE2 3DRLE2 3EA
LE2 3EBLE2 3EDLE2 3EELE2 3EFLE2 3EGLE2 3EH
LE2 3EJLE2 3ELLE2 3ENLE2 3EPLE2 3EQLE2 3ER
LE2 3ESLE2 3ETLE2 3EULE2 3FALE2 3FBLE2 3FD
LE2 3FELE2 3FFLE2 3FGLE2 3FHLE2 3FJLE2 3FL
LE2 3FNLE2 3FPLE2 3FSLE2 3FTLE2 3FULE2 3FX
LE2 3GALE2 3GBLE2 3GDLE2 3GELE2 3HALE2 3HB
LE2 3HDLE2 3HELE2 3HFLE2 3HGLE2 3HHLE2 3HJ
LE2 3HLLE2 3HNLE2 3HPLE2 3JALE2 3JBLE2 3JD
LE2 3JELE2 3JFLE2 3JGLE2 3JHLE2 3JJLE2 3JL
LE2 3JNLE2 3JPLE2 3JQLE2 3JRLE2 3JSLE2 3JT
LE2 3JULE2 3JWLE2 3JXLE2 3JZLE2 3LALE2 3LB
LE2 3LDLE2 3LELE2 3LFLE2 3LGLE2 3LHLE2 3LJ
LE2 3LLLE2 3LNLE2 3LPLE2 3LQLE2 3LRLE2 3LS
LE2 3LTLE2 3LULE2 3LWLE2 3NALE2 3NBLE2 3ND
LE2 3NELE2 3NFLE2 3NGLE2 3NHLE2 3PALE2 3PB
LE2 3PDLE2 3PELE2 3PFLE2 3PGLE2 3PHLE2 3PJ
LE2 3PLLE2 3PNLE2 3PPLE2 3PQLE2 3PRLE2 3PZ
LE2 3QALE2 3QBLE2 3QDLE2 3QELE2 3QFLE2 3QG
LE2 3QJLE2 3RALE2 3RBLE2 3RDLE2 3RELE2 3RF
LE2 3RGLE2 3RHLE2 3RJLE2 3RLLE2 3RNLE2 3RP
LE2 3RQLE2 3RRLE2 3RSLE2 3RTLE2 3TALE2 3TB
LE2 3TDLE2 3TELE2 3TFLE2 3THLE2 3TJLE2 3TL
LE2 3TNLE2 3TPLE2 3TQLE2 3TSLE2 3TTLE2 3TU
LE2 3TWLE2 3TXLE2 3TYLE2 3TZLE2 3UDLE2 3UE
LE2 3UFLE2 3WALE2 3WBLE2 3WDLE2 3WELE2 3WF
LE2 3WGLE2 3WHLE2 3WJLE2 3WLLE2 3WNLE2 3WP
LE2 3WQLE2 3WRLE2 3WSLE2 3WTLE2 3YALE2 3YB
LE2 3YDLE2 3YELE2 3YFLE2 3YGLE2 3YHLE2 3YJ
LE2 3YLLE2 3YNLE2 3YPLE2 3YQLE2 3YRLE2 3YS
LE2 3YTLE2 4AALE2 4ABLE2 4AFLE2 4AGLE2 4AH
LE2 4ALLE2 4DALE2 4DBLE2 4DDLE2 4DFLE2 4DG
LE2 4DHLE2 4DJLE2 4DLLE2 4DNLE2 4DPLE2 4DQ
LE2 4DSLE2 4DTLE2 4EALE2 4EBLE2 4EDLE2 4EE
LE2 4EFLE2 4EGLE2 4EHLE2 4EQLE2 4EXLE2 4EZ
LE2 4FALE2 4FBLE2 4FDLE2 4FELE2 4FFLE2 4FG
LE2 4FHLE2 4FJLE2 4FLLE2 4FNLE2 4FPLE2 4FQ
LE2 4FRLE2 4FSLE2 4FULE2 4FWLE2 4FYLE2 4FZ
LE2 4GALE2 4GBLE2 4GDLE2 4GELE2 4GFLE2 4GG
LE2 4GHLE2 4GJLE2 4GLLE2 4GNLE2 4GPLE2 4HA
LE2 4HBLE2 4HDLE2 4HELE2 4HFLE2 4HGLE2 4HH
LE2 4HJLE2 4HLLE2 4HNLE2 4HPLE2 4HQLE2 4HR
LE2 4JALE2 4JBLE2 4JDLE2 4JELE2 4JFLE2 4JG
LE2 4JHLE2 4JPLE2 4JQLE2 4LALE2 4LDLE2 4LE
LE2 4LFLE2 4LGLE2 4LHLE2 4LJLE2 4LZLE2 4NA
LE2 4NBLE2 4NDLE2 4NELE2 4NFLE2 4NGLE2 4NH
LE2 4NJLE2 4NLLE2 4NNLE2 4NPLE2 4NQLE2 4NR
LE2 4NSLE2 4NTLE2 4NULE2 4NWLE2 4NXLE2 4NY
LE2 4NZLE2 4PALE2 4PBLE2 4PDLE2 4PELE2 4PG
LE2 4PHLE2 4PJLE2 4PLLE2 4PNLE2 4PPLE2 4PQ
LE2 4PSLE2 4PTLE2 4QALE2 4QBLE2 4QDLE2 4QE
LE2 4QFLE2 4QGLE2 4QQLE2 4QYLE2 4QZLE2 4RA
LE2 4RBLE2 4RDLE2 4RELE2 4RFLE2 4RHLE2 4RJ
LE2 4RQLE2 4RRLE2 4RSLE2 4RTLE2 4RULE2 4RW
LE2 4RXLE2 4RZLE2 4SBLE2 4SDLE2 4SELE2 4SF
LE2 4SGLE2 4SHLE2 4SJLE2 4SLLE2 4SNLE2 4SP
LE2 4SQLE2 4SRLE2 4SSLE2 4STLE2 4SULE2 4SW
LE2 4SXLE2 4SYLE2 4SZLE2 4TALE2 4TBLE2 4TD
LE2 4TELE2 4TFLE2 4TGLE2 4THLE2 4TJLE2 4TL
LE2 4TNLE2 4TPLE2 4TQLE2 4TRLE2 4TSLE2 4TT
LE2 4TULE2 4TWLE2 4TXLE2 4TYLE2 4TZLE2 4UA
LE2 4UBLE2 4UDLE2 4UELE2 4UFLE2 4UGLE2 4UH
LE2 4UJLE2 4ULLE2 4UNLE2 4UPLE2 4URLE2 4US
LE2 4UULE2 4UWLE2 4UXLE2 4UYLE2 4UZLE2 4XA
LE2 5AALE2 5ABLE2 5ADLE2 5AFLE2 5AGLE2 5AH
LE2 5AJLE2 5ALLE2 5ANLE2 5APLE2 5AQLE2 5AR
LE2 5ASLE2 5ATLE2 5AULE2 5AWLE2 5BALE2 5BB
LE2 5BDLE2 5BFLE2 5DALE2 5DBLE2 5DELE2 5DF
LE2 5DGLE2 5DHLE2 5DJLE2 5DLLE2 5DNLE2 5DP
LE2 5DQLE2 5EALE2 5EBLE2 5EDLE2 5EFLE2 5EG
LE2 5FALE2 5FBLE2 5FDLE2 5FELE2 5FFLE2 5FG
LE2 5FHLE2 5FJLE2 5FLLE2 5FNLE2 5FPLE2 5FQ
LE2 5GALE2 5GBLE2 5GDLE2 5GELE2 5GFLE2 5GG
LE2 5GHLE2 5GJLE2 5GLLE2 5GNLE2 5HALE2 5HB
LE2 5HDLE2 5HELE2 5HFLE2 5HGLE2 5HHLE2 5HJ
LE2 5HLLE2 5HNLE2 5HPLE2 5HQLE2 5HRLE2 5HS
LE2 5JALE2 5JBLE2 5JDLE2 5JELE2 5JFLE2 5JG
LE2 5JHLE2 5JJLE2 5LGLE2 5LHLE2 5LQLE2 5LR
LE2 5LSLE2 5LTLE2 5NELE2 5NGLE2 5PALE2 5PB
LE2 5PDLE2 5PELE2 5PFLE2 5PGLE2 5PHLE2 5PJ
LE2 5PLLE2 5PNLE2 5PPLE2 5PQLE2 5PRLE2 5PS
LE2 5PTLE2 5PULE2 5QALE2 5QBLE2 5QDLE2 5QE
LE2 5QFLE2 5QGLE2 5QHLE2 5QJLE2 5QLLE2 5QN
LE2 5QPLE2 5QQLE2 5RALE2 5RBLE2 5RDLE2 5RE
LE2 5RFLE2 5RGLE2 5RHLE2 5RJLE2 5RLLE2 5RN
LE2 5RPLE2 5RQLE2 5RRLE2 5RSLE2 5RTLE2 5SA
LE2 5SBLE2 5SDLE2 5SELE2 5SFLE2 5SGLE2 5SH
LE2 5SJLE2 5TALE2 5TBLE2 5TDLE2 5TELE2 5TF
LE2 5TGLE2 5THLE2 5TJLE2 5TLLE2 5TNLE2 5TP
LE2 5TQLE2 5TRLE2 5TSLE2 5TTLE2 5TULE2 5TW
LE2 5TXLE2 5TYLE2 5TZLE2 5UALE2 5UBLE2 5UD
LE2 5UELE2 5UFLE2 5UGLE2 5UHLE2 5ULLE2 5UN
LE2 5UPLE2 5UQLE2 5URLE2 5USLE2 5UTLE2 5UW
LE2 5WALE2 5WBLE2 5WDLE2 5WELE2 5WFLE2 5WG
LE2 5WHLE2 5WJLE2 5WLLE2 5WNLE2 5WPLE2 5WQ
LE2 5WTLE2 5WULE2 5WWLE2 5YALE2 5YBLE2 5YD
LE2 5YELE2 5YFLE2 5YGLE2 5YHLE2 5YJLE2 5YL
LE2 6AALE2 6ABLE2 6ADLE2 6AELE2 6AFLE2 6AG
LE2 6AJLE2 6ANLE2 6APLE2 6AQLE2 6ARLE2 6AT
LE2 6AULE2 6AWLE2 6AXLE2 6AYLE2 6AZLE2 6BA
LE2 6BDLE2 6BELE2 6BFLE2 6BHLE2 6BJLE2 6BL
LE2 6BNLE2 6BRLE2 6BTLE2 6BWLE2 6BZLE2 6DA
LE2 6DBLE2 6DDLE2 6DELE2 6DFLE2 6DGLE2 6DH
LE2 6DJLE2 6DLLE2 6DPLE2 6DQLE2 6DRLE2 6DU
LE2 6DWLE2 6DXLE2 6DYLE2 6EALE2 6EBLE2 6ED
LE2 6EELE2 6EFLE2 6EGLE2 6EHLE2 6EJLE2 6EL
LE2 6ENLE2 6EPLE2 6EQLE2 6ERLE2 6ESLE2 6ET
LE2 6EULE2 6EWLE2 6EXLE2 6EYLE2 6EZLE2 6FA
LE2 6FBLE2 6FDLE2 6FELE2 6FFLE2 6FGLE2 6FH
LE2 6FJLE2 6FLLE2 6FNLE2 6FPLE2 6FQLE2 6FR
LE2 6FSLE2 6FTLE2 6FULE2 6FXLE2 6GALE2 6GB
LE2 6GDLE2 6GELE2 6GFLE2 6GGLE2 6GHLE2 6GJ
LE2 6GLLE2 6GNLE2 6GPLE2 6GQLE2 6GRLE2 6GS
LE2 6GTLE2 6GULE2 6GWLE2 6GXLE2 6GYLE2 6GZ
LE2 6HALE2 6HBLE2 6HDLE2 6HELE2 6HFLE2 6HG
LE2 6HHLE2 6HJLE2 6HLLE2 6HNLE2 6HPLE2 6HQ
LE2 6HRLE2 6HSLE2 6HTLE2 6HULE2 6HWLE2 6HX
LE2 6HYLE2 6HZLE2 6JALE2 6JBLE2 6JDLE2 6JE
LE2 6JFLE2 6JGLE2 6JHLE2 6JJLE2 6JLLE2 6JN
LE2 6JPLE2 6JQLE2 6JTLE2 6JULE2 6JWLE2 6LA
LE2 6LBLE2 6LDLE2 6LELE2 6LFLE2 6LGLE2 6LH
LE2 6LLLE2 6LNLE2 6LPLE2 6LQLE2 6LRLE2 6LS
LE2 6LTLE2 6LULE2 6LWLE2 6LXLE2 6NALE2 6NB
LE2 6NDLE2 6NELE2 6NFLE2 6NGLE2 6NHLE2 6NJ
LE2 6NLLE2 6NNLE2 6NPLE2 6NQLE2 6NRLE2 6NS
LE2 6NTLE2 6NULE2 6NWLE2 6NXLE2 6NYLE2 6PA
LE2 6PBLE2 6PDLE2 6QALE2 6QDLE2 6QELE2 6QF
LE2 6QGLE2 6QHLE2 6QJLE2 6QLLE2 6QNLE2 6QP
LE2 6QQLE2 6QRLE2 6QSLE2 6QTLE2 6QULE2 6QW
LE2 6QXLE2 6QYLE2 6QZLE2 6RALE2 6RBLE2 6RD
LE2 6RELE2 6RFLE2 6RGLE2 6RHLE2 6RJLE2 6RL
LE2 6SALE2 6SBLE2 6SDLE2 6SELE2 6SFLE2 6SG
LE2 6SHLE2 6SJLE2 6SLLE2 6SNLE2 6SPLE2 6SQ
LE2 6SRLE2 6SSLE2 6STLE2 6TALE2 6TBLE2 6TD
LE2 6TELE2 6TFLE2 6TGLE2 6THLE2 6TJLE2 6TL
LE2 6TNLE2 6TPLE2 6TQLE2 6TRLE2 6TSLE2 6TT
LE2 6TULE2 6TWLE2 6TXLE2 6TYLE2 6TZLE2 6UA
LE2 6UBLE2 6UDLE2 6UELE2 6UFLE2 6UGLE2 6UJ
LE2 6ULLE2 6UNLE2 6UPLE2 6UQLE2 6URLE2 6US
LE2 7AALE2 7ABLE2 7ADLE2 7AELE2 7AGLE2 7AH
LE2 7AJLE2 7ALLE2 7AQLE2 7ASLE2 7ATLE2 7AU
LE2 7AWLE2 7AXLE2 7AYLE2 7AZLE2 7BALE2 7BB
LE2 7BJLE2 7BULE2 7BYLE2 7DALE2 7DBLE2 7DD
LE2 7DELE2 7DFLE2 7DHLE2 7DJLE2 7DNLE2 7DP
LE2 7DRLE2 7DSLE2 7DTLE2 7DULE2 7DXLE2 7DZ
LE2 7EALE2 7EBLE2 7EDLE2 7EELE2 7EFLE2 7EG
LE2 7EHLE2 7EJLE2 7ELLE2 7EQLE2 7ERLE2 7ES
LE2 7ETLE2 7EWLE2 7EXLE2 7EYLE2 7EZLE2 7FA
LE2 7FBLE2 7FDLE2 7FFLE2 7FGLE2 7FHLE2 7FJ
LE2 7FLLE2 7FNLE2 7FPLE2 7FQLE2 7FRLE2 7FS
LE2 7FTLE2 7FULE2 7FWLE2 7FZLE2 7GBLE2 7GD
LE2 7GELE2 7GFLE2 7GGLE2 7GHLE2 7GJLE2 7GL
LE2 7GNLE2 7GPLE2 7GQLE2 7GRLE2 7GSLE2 7GT
LE2 7GULE2 7GWLE2 7GXLE2 7GYLE2 7GZLE2 7HA
LE2 7HDLE2 7HGLE2 7HHLE2 7HJLE2 7HLLE2 7HN
LE2 7HPLE2 7HQLE2 7HRLE2 7HSLE2 7HTLE2 7HW
LE2 7HXLE2 7HYLE2 7HZLE2 7JALE2 7JBLE2 7JD
LE2 7JELE2 7JFLE2 7JGLE2 7JHLE2 7JJLE2 7JL
LE2 7JNLE2 7JPLE2 7JQLE2 7JRLE2 7JSLE2 7JT
LE2 7JULE2 7JWLE2 7JXLE2 7JZLE2 7LALE2 7LB
LE2 7LDLE2 7LELE2 7LFLE2 7LHLE2 7LJLE2 7LL
LE2 7LNLE2 7LPLE2 7LQLE2 7LSLE2 7LTLE2 7LW
LE2 7LZLE2 7NALE2 7NBLE2 7NDLE2 7NELE2 7NF
LE2 7NGLE2 7NHLE2 7NJLE2 7NLLE2 7NNLE2 7NP
LE2 7NRLE2 7NSLE2 7NTLE2 7NULE2 7NWLE2 7NX
LE2 7NYLE2 7NZLE2 7PALE2 7PDLE2 7PELE2 7PF
LE2 7PGLE2 7PHLE2 7PJLE2 7PLLE2 7PNLE2 7PQ
LE2 7PRLE2 7PTLE2 7PULE2 7PWLE2 7PXLE2 7PY
LE2 7PZLE2 7QALE2 7QBLE2 7QDLE2 7QELE2 7QF
LE2 7QGLE2 7QJLE2 7QLLE2 7QNLE2 7QTLE2 7SJ
LE2 7SLLE2 7SNLE2 7SQLE2 7SRLE2 7SSLE2 7ST
LE2 7SXLE2 7SZLE2 7TDLE2 7TFLE2 7TGLE2 7TR
LE2 8AALE2 8ABLE2 8ADLE2 8AELE2 8AHLE2 8AJ
LE2 8ALLE2 8ANLE2 8AQLE2 8ARLE2 8ASLE2 8AT
LE2 8AULE2 8AWLE2 8AXLE2 8AYLE2 8AZLE2 8BA
LE2 8BBLE2 8BDLE2 8BELE2 8BFLE2 8BGLE2 8BH
LE2 8BJLE2 8BLLE2 8BNLE2 8DALE2 8DBLE2 8DD
LE2 8DELE2 8DFLE2 8DGLE2 8DHLE2 8DJLE2 8DL
LE2 8DRLE2 8DXLE2 8DYLE2 8DZLE2 8EALE2 8EB
LE2 8EDLE2 8EELE2 8EFLE2 8EGLE2 8EHLE2 8EJ
LE2 8ENLE2 8EPLE2 8EQLE2 8ERLE2 8ESLE2 8ET
LE2 8FALE2 8FBLE2 8FDLE2 8FELE2 8FFLE2 8FG
LE2 8FHLE2 8FJLE2 8FNLE2 8FPLE2 8FQLE2 8GA
LE2 8GBLE2 8GDLE2 8GELE2 8GFLE2 8GGLE2 8HA
LE2 8HBLE2 8HDLE2 8HELE2 8HFLE2 8HGLE2 8HH
LE2 8HNLE2 8HPLE2 8HQLE2 8HRLE2 8HSLE2 8HT
LE2 8HULE2 8HWLE2 8HXLE2 8HYLE2 8JALE2 8JB
LE2 8JDLE2 8LBLE2 8LDLE2 8LELE2 8LFLE2 8LG
LE2 8LHLE2 8LJLE2 8LLLE2 8LNLE2 8LPLE2 8LQ
LE2 8LRLE2 8LSLE2 8LTLE2 8LULE2 8LWLE2 8LX
LE2 8LYLE2 8LZLE2 8NALE2 8NDLE2 8NELE2 8NF
LE2 8NGLE2 8NHLE2 8NJLE2 8PALE2 8PBLE2 8PE
LE2 8PFLE2 8PGLE2 8PHLE2 8PJLE2 8PLLE2 8PN
LE2 8PPLE2 8PQLE2 8PRLE2 8PSLE2 8PTLE2 8PU
LE2 8PWLE2 8PXLE2 8PYLE2 8PZLE2 8QALE2 8QB
LE2 8QDLE2 8QELE2 8QFLE2 8QGLE2 8QHLE2 8QJ
LE2 8QLLE2 8QNLE2 8QPLE2 8QQLE2 8QRLE2 8QS
LE2 8QTLE2 8QULE2 8QWLE2 8QYLE2 8RALE2 8RB
LE2 8RDLE2 8RELE2 8RFLE2 8SALE2 8SBLE2 8SD
LE2 8SELE2 8SFLE2 8SGLE2 8SHLE2 8SJLE2 8SL
LE2 8SNLE2 8SPLE2 8SQLE2 8SRLE2 8SSLE2 8ST
LE2 8TALE2 8TBLE2 8TDLE2 8TFLE2 8TGLE2 8TH
LE2 8TJLE2 8TLLE2 8TNLE2 8TSLE2 8UALE2 8UB
LE2 8UDLE2 8UELE2 8UFLE2 8UGLE2 8UHLE2 8UJ
LE2 8ULLE2 8UNLE2 8UPLE2 8UQLE2 9AALE2 9AB
LE2 9ADLE2 9AELE2 9AFLE2 9AGLE2 9AHLE2 9AJ
LE2 9ALLE2 9ANLE2 9APLE2 9AQLE2 9ARLE2 9AS
LE2 9ATLE2 9AULE2 9AWLE2 9AXLE2 9AYLE2 9AZ
LE2 9BALE2 9BBLE2 9BDLE2 9BELE2 9BFLE2 9BG
LE2 9BHLE2 9BJLE2 9BLLE2 9BNLE2 9BPLE2 9BQ
LE2 9BRLE2 9BSLE2 9BTLE2 9BULE2 9BWLE2 9BX
LE2 9BYLE2 9BZLE2 9DALE2 9DBLE2 9DDLE2 9DE
LE2 9DFLE2 9DGLE2 9DHLE2 9DJLE2 9EALE2 9EB
LE2 9EDLE2 9EELE2 9EFLE2 9FALE2 9FBLE2 9FD
LE2 9FELE2 9FFLE2 9FGLE2 9FHLE2 9FJLE2 9FL
LE2 9FNLE2 9FPLE2 9FQLE2 9FRLE2 9FSLE2 9FT
LE2 9FULE2 9FWLE2 9FXLE2 9FYLE2 9FZLE2 9GA
LE2 9GBLE2 9GDLE2 9GELE2 9GFLE2 9GGLE2 9GH
LE2 9GJLE2 9GLLE2 9GNLE2 9GPLE2 9GSLE2 9GT
LE2 9GULE2 9GWLE2 9GXLE2 9GYLE2 9GZLE2 9HA
LE2 9HBLE2 9HDLE2 9HELE2 9HFLE2 9HGLE2 9HH
LE2 9HJLE2 9HLLE2 9HNLE2 9HPLE2 9HQLE2 9HR
LE2 9HSLE2 9HTLE2 9HULE2 9HWLE2 9HXLE2 9HY
LE2 9HZLE2 9JALE2 9JBLE2 9JDLE2 9JELE2 9JF
LE2 9JGLE2 9JHLE2 9JJLE2 9JLLE2 9JNLE2 9JP
LE2 9JQLE2 9JRLE2 9JSLE2 9JTLE2 9JULE2 9JW
LE2 9JXLE2 9JYLE2 9JZLE2 9LALE2 9LBLE2 9LD
LE2 9LELE2 9LQLE2 9LRLE2 9LSLE2 9LTLE2 9LU
LE2 9LWLE2 9LXLE2 9LYLE2 9LZLE2 9NALE2 9NB
LE2 9NDLE2 9NELE2 9NGLE2 9NHLE2 9NJLE2 9NL
LE2 9NNLE2 9NPLE2 9NQLE2 9NRLE2 9NSLE2 9NT
LE2 9NULE2 9NWLE2 9NXLE2 9NYLE2 9NZLE2 9PA
LE2 9PBLE2 9PDLE2 9PELE2 9PFLE2 9PGLE2 9PH
LE2 9PJLE2 9PLLE2 9PNLE2 9PPLE2 9PQLE2 9PR
LE2 9PSLE2 9PTLE2 9PULE2 9PWLE2 9PXLE2 9PZ
LE2 9QALE2 9QBLE2 9QDLE2 9QELE2 9QFLE2 9QG
LE2 9QJLE2 9QLLE2 9QNLE2 9QQLE2 9QRLE2 9QS
LE2 9RALE2 9RBLE2 9RDLE2 9RELE2 9RFLE2 9RG
LE2 9RHLE2 9RJLE2 9RLLE2 9RNLE2 9RPLE2 9RQ
LE2 9RRLE2 9RSLE2 9RTLE2 9RWLE2 9RXLE2 9RY
LE2 9RZLE2 9SALE2 9SBLE2 9SDLE2 9SELE2 9SZ
LE2 9TALE2 9TBLE2 9TDLE2 9TELE2 9TFLE2 9TG
LE2 9THLE2 9TJLE2 9TLLE2 9TNLE2 9TPLE2 9TQ
LE2 9TSLE2 9TTLE2 9TWLE2 9TXLE2 9TYLE2 9TZ
LE2 9UALE2 9UBLE2 9UDLE2 9UELE2 9UFLE2 9UG
LE2 9UHLE2 9UJLE2 9ULLE2 9UNLE2 9UPLE2 9UR
LE2 9USLE2 9UTLE2 9UU

3.  LE3: The postcodes in the following table.

LE3

LE3 0AALE3 0ABLE3 0ADLE3 0AELE3 0AFLE3 0AG
LE3 0AHLE3 0AJLE3 0ALLE3 0ANLE3 0APLE3 0AQ
LE3 0ASLE3 0AULE3 0AWLE3 0AXLE3 0AYLE3 0AZ
LE3 0BALE3 0BBLE3 0BDLE3 0BELE3 0BFLE3 0BG
LE3 0BHLE3 0BJLE3 0BLLE3 0BNLE3 0BPLE3 0BQ
LE3 0BRLE3 0BSLE3 0BTLE3 0BULE3 0BWLE3 0DA
LE3 0DBLE3 0DDLE3 0DFLE3 0DGLE3 0DHLE3 0DJ
LE3 0DLLE3 0DNLE3 0DSLE3 0DTLE3 0DULE3 0DW
LE3 0DXLE3 0DYLE3 0DZLE3 0EALE3 0EBLE3 0ED
LE3 0EELE3 0ELLE3 0ENLE3 0EPLE3 0EQLE3 0ER
LE3 0FALE3 0FBLE3 0FDLE3 0FELE3 0FFLE3 0FG
LE3 0FHLE3 0FJLE3 0FNLE3 0FPLE3 0FQLE3 0FR
LE3 0FSLE3 0FTLE3 0FULE3 0FWLE3 0FXLE3 0FY
LE3 0FZLE3 0GALE3 0GBLE3 0GDLE3 0GELE3 0GF
LE3 0GGLE3 0GHLE3 0GJLE3 0GRLE3 0GTLE3 0GU
LE3 0GWLE3 0GXLE3 0HALE3 0HBLE3 0HDLE3 0HE
LE3 0HFLE3 0HGLE3 0HHLE3 0JALE3 0JBLE3 0JD
LE3 0JELE3 0JFLE3 0JGLE3 0JHLE3 0JJLE3 0JL
LE3 0JNLE3 0JPLE3 0JQLE3 0JRLE3 0JSLE3 0JT
LE3 0JULE3 0JWLE3 0JXLE3 0JYLE3 0JZLE3 0LA
LE3 0LBLE3 0LDLE3 0LELE3 0LFLE3 0LGLE3 0LP
LE3 0LSLE3 0LTLE3 0LULE3 0LWLE3 0PALE3 0PB
LE3 0PDLE3 0PELE3 0QALE3 0QBLE3 0QDLE3 0QE
LE3 0QFLE3 0QGLE3 0QHLE3 0QJLE3 0QLLE3 0QN
LE3 0QPLE3 0QQLE3 0QRLE3 0QSLE3 0QTLE3 0QU
LE3 0QYLE3 0RALE3 0RBLE3 0RDLE3 0SALE3 0SB
LE3 0SDLE3 0SELE3 0SFLE3 0SGLE3 0SHLE3 0SJ
LE3 0SLLE3 0SNLE3 0SPLE3 0SQLE3 0TALE3 0TB
LE3 0TDLE3 0TFLE3 0TGLE3 0THLE3 0TJLE3 0TL
LE3 0TNLE3 0TQLE3 0TRLE3 0UALE3 0UBLE3 0UD
LE3 0UELE3 0UFLE3 0UGLE3 0UHLE3 0UJLE3 0UL
LE3 0UNLE3 0UPLE3 0UQLE3 0URLE3 0USLE3 0UT
LE3 0UULE3 0UWLE3 0UXLE3 0UYLE3 0WALE3 0WB
LE3 0WDLE3 1AALE3 1ABLE3 1ADLE3 1AELE3 1AF
LE3 1AGLE3 1AHLE3 1ALLE3 1ANLE3 1APLE3 1AQ
LE3 1ARLE3 1ASLE3 1ATLE3 1AULE3 1AWLE3 1AX
LE3 1AYLE3 1BALE3 1BBLE3 1BDLE3 1BELE3 1BF
LE3 1BGLE3 1BHLE3 1BJLE3 1BLLE3 1BNLE3 1BP
LE3 1BQLE3 1BRLE3 1BSLE3 1BTLE3 1BULE3 1BW
LE3 1BXLE3 1DALE3 1DBLE3 1DDLE3 1DELE3 1DF
LE3 1DGLE3 1DHLE3 1DJLE3 1DNLE3 1DRLE3 1DS
LE3 1EALE3 1EBLE3 1EDLE3 1EELE3 1EFLE3 1EG
LE3 1EHLE3 1EJLE3 1ELLE3 1ENLE3 1EPLE3 1EQ
LE3 1ESLE3 1ETLE3 1EULE3 1EWLE3 1EXLE3 1EY
LE3 1FALE3 1FBLE3 1FDLE3 1FELE3 1FFLE3 1FG
LE3 1FHLE3 1GALE3 1GBLE3 1GDLE3 1GELE3 1GF
LE3 1GGLE3 1GHLE3 1GJLE3 1GLLE3 1GNLE3 1GP
LE3 1GQLE3 1GRLE3 1GSLE3 1GTLE3 1GULE3 1GW
LE3 1HGLE3 1HHLE3 1HJLE3 1HLLE3 1HNLE3 1HP
LE3 1HRLE3 1HWLE3 1HXLE3 1JALE3 1JBLE3 1JD
LE3 1JELE3 1JFLE3 1JGLE3 1JHLE3 1JJLE3 1JL
LE3 1JNLE3 1JPLE3 1JQLE3 1JRLE3 1JSLE3 1JT
LE3 1JULE3 1JWLE3 1JXLE3 1JYLE3 1LALE3 1LB
LE3 1LDLE3 1LELE3 1LFLE3 1LPLE3 1LQLE3 1LR
LE3 1LSLE3 1LTLE3 1LULE3 1LWLE3 1LXLE3 1LY
LE3 1LZLE3 1NALE3 1NBLE3 1NDLE3 1NELE3 1NF
LE3 1NGLE3 1NHLE3 1NJLE3 1NLLE3 1NNLE3 1NP
LE3 1NQLE3 1NRLE3 1NSLE3 1NTLE3 1NULE3 1NW
LE3 1NXLE3 1NYLE3 1PALE3 1PBLE3 1PDLE3 1PE
LE3 1PFLE3 1PGLE3 1PHLE3 1PJLE3 1PLLE3 1PN
LE3 1PPLE3 1PRLE3 1PSLE3 1PTLE3 1PULE3 1PW
LE3 1PXLE3 1PYLE3 1PZLE3 1QALE3 1QBLE3 1QD
LE3 1QELE3 1QFLE3 1QGLE3 1QHLE3 1QJLE3 1QL
LE3 1QNLE3 1QPLE3 1QQLE3 1QRLE3 1QULE3 1QW
LE3 1QXLE3 1QZLE3 1RALE3 1RBLE3 1RDLE3 1RE
LE3 1RFLE3 1RGLE3 1RHLE3 1RJLE3 1RLLE3 1RN
LE3 1RPLE3 1RQLE3 1RRLE3 1SALE3 1SBLE3 1SD
LE3 1SELE3 1SFLE3 1SGLE3 1SHLE3 1SJLE3 1SL
LE3 1SNLE3 1SPLE3 1SQLE3 1SRLE3 1SSLE3 1ST
LE3 1SULE3 1SWLE3 1SXLE3 1TALE3 1TBLE3 1TD
LE3 1TELE3 1TFLE3 1TGLE3 1THLE3 1TLLE3 1TR
LE3 1TSLE3 1TTLE3 1TULE3 1TXLE3 1TZLE3 1UA
LE3 1UELE3 1UFLE3 1UJLE3 1UQLE3 1UTLE3 1UW
LE3 1UXLE3 1UYLE3 2AALE3 2ABLE3 2ADLE3 2AE
LE3 2AGLE3 2AHLE3 2AJLE3 2ALLE3 2ANLE3 2AP
LE3 2AQLE3 2ARLE3 2ASLE3 2ATLE3 2BALE3 2BB
LE3 2BDLE3 2BELE3 2BFLE3 2BGLE3 2BHLE3 2BJ
LE3 2BLLE3 2BNLE3 2BPLE3 2BQLE3 2BSLE3 2BT
LE3 2BULE3 2BWLE3 2BXLE3 2BYLE3 2DALE3 2DB
LE3 2DELE3 2DFLE3 2DGLE3 2DZLE3 2EALE3 2EB
LE3 2EDLE3 2EELE3 2EFLE3 2EGLE3 2EHLE3 2EJ
LE3 2ELLE3 2ENLE3 2EPLE3 2EQLE3 2ERLE3 2ES
LE3 2ETLE3 2EULE3 2EWLE3 2EXLE3 2EYLE3 2EZ
LE3 2FALE3 2FBLE3 2FDLE3 2FELE3 2FFLE3 2FG
LE3 2FHLE3 2FJLE3 2FLLE3 2FNLE3 2FPLE3 2FQ
LE3 2FRLE3 2FSLE3 2FTLE3 2FULE3 2FWLE3 2FX
LE3 2GALE3 2GBLE3 2GDLE3 2GELE3 2GFLE3 2GG
LE3 2GHLE3 2GJLE3 2GLLE3 2GNLE3 2GPLE3 2GR
LE3 2GSLE3 2GTLE3 2GULE3 2GWLE3 2GXLE3 2GY
LE3 2GZLE3 2HALE3 2HBLE3 2HDLE3 2HELE3 2JA
LE3 2JBLE3 2JDLE3 2JELE3 2JGLE3 2JHLE3 2JJ
LE3 2JLLE3 2JNLE3 2JPLE3 2JQLE3 2JRLE3 2JS
LE3 2JTLE3 2JULE3 2JWLE3 2LALE3 2LBLE3 2LD
LE3 2LHLE3 2LJLE3 2LLLE3 2LNLE3 2PALE3 2PB
LE3 2PDLE3 2PELE3 2PFLE3 2PGLE3 2PHLE3 2PJ
LE3 2PLLE3 2PNLE3 2PPLE3 2PQLE3 2PRLE3 2PS
LE3 2PTLE3 2PULE3 2PWLE3 2QALE3 2QBLE3 2QD
LE3 2QRLE3 2RALE3 2RBLE3 2RDLE3 2RELE3 2RR
LE3 2RSLE3 2RTLE3 2RULE3 2RWLE3 2RYLE3 2SA
LE3 2SBLE3 2SDLE3 2SELE3 2SFLE3 2SGLE3 2SH
LE3 2SJLE3 2SLLE3 2SNLE3 2SPLE3 2SQLE3 2SR
LE3 2SSLE3 2STLE3 2SULE3 2SWLE3 2SXLE3 2TA
LE3 2TBLE3 2TDLE3 2TELE3 2TGLE3 2TQLE3 2TR
LE3 2TSLE3 2TTLE3 2TULE3 2TWLE3 2TXLE3 2TY
LE3 2UALE3 2UBLE3 2UDLE3 2UELE3 2UFLE3 2UG
LE3 2UHLE3 2UJLE3 2ULLE3 2UNLE3 2UPLE3 2UQ
LE3 2URLE3 2USLE3 2UTLE3 2UULE3 2UWLE3 2UX
LE3 2UYLE3 2WALE3 2WBLE3 2WDLE3 2WELE3 2WF
LE3 2XALE3 2XBLE3 2XDLE3 2XELE3 2XFLE3 2XG
LE3 2XHLE3 2XJLE3 2XLLE3 2XNLE3 2XPLE3 2XQ
LE3 2XRLE3 2XSLE3 2XZLE3 2YALE3 2YBLE3 2YJ
LE3 2YZLE3 3AALE3 3ABLE3 3ADLE3 3AELE3 3AF
LE3 3AGLE3 3AHLE3 3AJLE3 3ANLE3 3APLE3 3AS
LE3 3ATLE3 3AULE3 3AWLE3 3BALE3 3BBLE3 3BD
LE3 3BELE3 3BFLE3 3BGLE3 3DALE3 3DBLE3 3DD
LE3 3DELE3 3DFLE3 3DGLE3 3DHLE3 3DJLE3 3DL
LE3 3DNLE3 3DPLE3 3DQLE3 3DRLE3 3DSLE3 3DT
LE3 3DULE3 3DWLE3 3DXLE3 3DYLE3 3DZLE3 3EA
LE3 3EBLE3 3EDLE3 3EELE3 3EFLE3 3EGLE3 3EH
LE3 3EJLE3 3FALE3 3FBLE3 3FDLE3 3FELE3 3FF
LE3 3FGLE3 3FHLE3 3FJLE3 3FLLE3 3FNLE3 3FP
LE3 3FQLE3 3FRLE3 3FSLE3 3FTLE3 3FULE3 3FW
LE3 3FXLE3 3FYLE3 3FZLE3 3GALE3 3GDLE3 3GF
LE3 3GGLE3 3GHLE3 3GJLE3 3GLLE3 3GPLE3 3GQ
LE3 3JZLE3 3LFLE3 3LLLE3 3PZLE3 3QALE3 3QB
LE3 3QELE3 3QFLE3 3QGLE3 3QHLE3 3QJLE3 3QL
LE3 3QNLE3 3QPLE3 3RALE3 3RBLE3 3RDLE3 3RE
LE3 3RFLE3 3RGLE3 3RHLE3 3RJLE3 3RLLE3 3RQ
LE3 3RRLE3 3RSLE3 3RTLE3 3RULE3 3RXLE3 3RY
LE3 3RZLE3 3SALE3 3SBLE3 3SDLE3 3SELE3 3SU
LE3 3SWLE3 3SXLE3 3SYLE3 3SZLE3 3TALE3 3TB
LE3 3TDLE3 3TELE3 3TFLE3 3TGLE3 3THLE3 3TJ
LE3 3TLLE3 3TNLE3 3TPLE3 3TQLE3 3TSLE3 3TT
LE3 3TULE3 3TWLE3 3TXLE3 3TYLE3 3TZLE3 3UA
LE3 3UBLE3 3UDLE3 3UELE3 3UFLE3 3UGLE3 3UH
LE3 3UJLE3 3ULLE3 3URLE3 3USLE3 3UTLE3 5AB
LE3 5AELE3 5AGLE3 5AHLE3 5AJLE3 5ASLE3 5AU
LE3 5AWLE3 5BDLE3 5BELE3 5BFLE3 5BJLE3 5BL
LE3 5BNLE3 5BPLE3 5BZLE3 5DALE3 5DELE3 5DH
LE3 5DJLE3 5DLLE3 5DRLE3 5EALE3 5EBLE3 5ED
LE3 5EELE3 5EGLE3 5EHLE3 5EJLE3 5ELLE3 5EN
LE3 5EPLE3 5EQLE3 5ERLE3 5ESLE3 5ETLE3 5EX
LE3 5EZLE3 5FALE3 5FBLE3 5FDLE3 5FFLE3 5GE
LE3 5GFLE3 5GGLE3 5GHLE3 5GRLE3 5HALE3 5HB
LE3 5HDLE3 5HELE3 5HFLE3 5HGLE3 5HHLE3 5HL
LE3 5HNLE3 5HPLE3 5HQLE3 5HRLE3 5HSLE3 5HT
LE3 5HULE3 5HWLE3 5HXLE3 5JFLE3 5JGLE3 5JH
LE3 5JJLE3 5JLLE3 5JNLE3 5JPLE3 5JQLE3 5JR
LE3 5LDLE3 5LGLE3 5LHLE3 5LRLE3 5LTLE3 5LU
LE3 5LWLE3 5LXLE3 5NGLE3 5NHLE3 5NJLE3 5NQ
LE3 5PALE3 5PBLE3 5PDLE3 5PGLE3 5PHLE3 5PJ
LE3 5PQLE3 5PRLE3 5PSLE3 5PULE3 5QALE3 5QG
LE3 5QJLE3 5QLLE3 5QNLE3 5QPLE3 5QTLE3 5QU
LE3 5QWLE3 5RALE3 5RBLE3 5RDLE3 5RFLE3 5RG
LE3 5RHLE3 5RJLE3 5RLLE3 5RNLE3 5RPLE3 5RQ
LE3 5RRLE3 5RSLE3 5RTLE3 5RULE3 5RWLE3 5RX
LE3 5SALE3 5SBLE3 5SDLE3 5SELE3 5SFLE3 5YA
LE3 6AALE3 6ABLE3 6ADLE3 6AELE3 6AFLE3 6AG
LE3 6AHLE3 6AJLE3 6ALLE3 6ANLE3 6APLE3 6AQ
LE3 6ARLE3 6ATLE3 6AULE3 6AWLE3 6AXLE3 6AY
LE3 6AZLE3 6BALE3 6BDLE3 6BELE3 6BFLE3 6BG
LE3 6BHLE3 6BJLE3 6BLLE3 6BNLE3 6DALE3 6DB
LE3 6DDLE3 6DFLE3 6DGLE3 6DHLE3 6DLLE3 6DN
LE3 6DPLE3 6DQLE3 6DRLE3 6DSLE3 6DTLE3 6DU
LE3 6DWLE3 6DXLE3 6DYLE3 6DZLE3 6EBLE3 6ED
LE3 6FALE3 6FBLE3 6FDLE3 6FELE3 6FFLE3 6FG
LE3 6FHLE3 6FJLE3 6FLLE3 6FNLE3 6FPLE3 6FQ
LE3 6FRLE3 6FSLE3 6FTLE3 6FULE3 6GALE3 6GB
LE3 6GDLE3 6GELE3 6HALE3 6HBLE3 6HDLE3 6HE
LE3 6HFLE3 6HGLE3 6HHLE3 6HJLE3 6HLLE3 6HN
LE3 6HPLE3 6HQLE3 6HRLE3 6HSLE3 6HTLE3 6HU
LE3 6HWLE3 6HXLE3 6HZLE3 6LALE3 6LBLE3 6LD
LE3 6LELE3 6LFLE3 6LGLE3 6LHLE3 6LJLE3 6LL
LE3 6LNLE3 6LPLE3 6LQLE3 6LRLE3 6LSLE3 6LT
LE3 6LULE3 6LWLE3 6LXLE3 6LYLE3 6NALE3 6NB
LE3 6NDLE3 6NELE3 6NFLE3 6NGLE3 6NHLE3 6NJ
LE3 6NLLE3 6NNLE3 6NPLE3 6NQLE3 6NRLE3 6NS
LE3 6NTLE3 6NULE3 6NWLE3 6NXLE3 6NYLE3 6NZ
LE3 6PALE3 6PBLE3 6PDLE3 6PELE3 6PFLE3 6PG
LE3 6PHLE3 6PJLE3 6PLLE3 6PNLE3 6PPLE3 6PQ
LE3 6PULE3 6PWLE3 6PXLE3 6PYLE3 6PZLE3 6QA
LE3 6QBLE3 6QDLE3 6QELE3 6QFLE3 6QGLE3 6QH
LE3 6QJLE3 6QLLE3 6QNLE3 6QPLE3 6QQLE3 6QR
LE3 6QSLE3 6QTLE3 6QULE3 6QWLE3 6QXLE3 6QY
LE3 6QZLE3 6RALE3 6RBLE3 6RDLE3 6RELE3 6RF
LE3 6RGLE3 6RHLE3 6RJLE3 6RLLE3 6RNLE3 6RP
LE3 6RQLE3 6RRLE3 6SALE3 6SBLE3 6SDLE3 6SE
LE3 6SFLE3 6SGLE3 6SHLE3 6SJLE3 6SLLE3 6SN
LE3 6SPLE3 6SQLE3 6TALE3 6TBLE3 6TDLE3 6TE
LE3 6TFLE3 6TXLE3 6TYLE3 6UBLE3 6UDLE3 6UE
LE3 6UFLE3 6UGLE3 6UHLE3 6UJLE3 6ULLE3 6UN
LE3 6UPLE3 6UQLE3 6URLE3 6USLE3 6UTLE3 6UU
LE3 6UXLE3 6UYLE3 6UZLE3 8AALE3 8ABLE3 8AD
LE3 8AELE3 8AFLE3 8AGLE3 8AHLE3 8AJLE3 8AL
LE3 8ANLE3 8APLE3 8AQLE3 8ARLE3 8ASLE3 8AT
LE3 8AULE3 8AWLE3 8AXLE3 8AYLE3 8BALE3 8BB
LE3 8BDLE3 8BELE3 8BFLE3 8BGLE3 8BHLE3 8BJ
LE3 8BLLE3 8BNLE3 8BPLE3 8BQLE3 8BRLE3 8BT
LE3 8BULE3 8BWLE3 8BXLE3 8BYLE3 8DALE3 8DB
LE3 8DDLE3 8DELE3 8DFLE3 8DGLE3 8DHLE3 8DJ
LE3 8DLLE3 8DNLE3 8DPLE3 8DQLE3 8DSLE3 8DT
LE3 8DULE3 8DWLE3 8DXLE3 8DYLE3 8EALE3 8EB
LE3 8EDLE3 8EELE3 8EFLE3 8EGLE3 8EHLE3 8EJ
LE3 8ELLE3 8ENLE3 8EPLE3 8EQLE3 8ERLE3 8ET
LE3 8EXLE3 8EYLE3 8EZLE3 8FALE3 8FBLE3 8FD
LE3 8FELE3 8FFLE3 8FGLE3 8FHLE3 8FJLE3 8FL
LE3 8FNLE3 8FPLE3 8FQLE3 8FRLE3 8FSLE3 8FT
LE3 8FULE3 8FWLE3 8FXLE3 8FYLE3 8FZLE3 8GA
LE3 8GBLE3 8GDLE3 8GELE3 8GFLE3 8GGLE3 8GH
LE3 8GJLE3 8GLLE3 8GNLE3 8GPLE3 8GQLE3 8GR
LE3 8GSLE3 8GTLE3 8GULE3 8GWLE3 8GXLE3 8GY
LE3 8GZLE3 8HALE3 8HBLE3 8HDLE3 8HELE3 8HF
LE3 8HGLE3 8HHLE3 8HJLE3 8HLLE3 8HNLE3 8HP
LE3 8HQLE3 8HRLE3 8HSLE3 8HTLE3 8HULE3 8HW
LE3 8HXLE3 8HYLE3 8JALE3 8JBLE3 8JDLE3 8JE
LE3 8JFLE3 8JGLE3 8JHLE3 8JLLE3 8JNLE3 8JP
LE3 8JQLE3 8JRLE3 8JSLE3 8JTLE3 8JWLE3 8LA
LE3 8LBLE3 8LDLE3 8LELE3 8LFLE3 8LGLE3 8LH
LE3 8LJLE3 8LLLE3 8LNLE3 8LPLE3 8LQLE3 8LR
LE3 8LSLE3 8LTLE3 8LULE3 8NALE3 8NBLE3 8ND
LE3 8NELE3 8NFLE3 8PALE3 8PBLE3 8PDLE3 8PE
LE3 8PFLE3 8PGLE3 8PHLE3 8PJLE3 8PLLE3 8PN
LE3 8PPLE3 8PQLE3 8PRLE3 8PSLE3 8PTLE3 8PU
LE3 8PWLE3 8PXLE3 8PYLE3 8PZLE3 8QALE3 8QB
LE3 8QDLE3 8QELE3 8QFLE3 8QGLE3 8QHLE3 8QJ
LE3 8QLLE3 8QNLE3 8QPLE3 8QQLE3 8QRLE3 8QS
LE3 8QTLE3 8QULE3 8QWLE3 8QXLE3 8QYLE3 8QZ
LE3 8RALE3 8RBLE3 8RDLE3 8RELE3 8RFLE3 8RG
LE3 8RHLE3 8RJLE3 8RLLE3 8RNLE3 8RRLE3 8RS
LE3 8RULE3 8RWLE3 8RXLE3 8RYLE3 8RZLE3 8SB
LE3 8SDLE3 8SELE3 8SFLE3 8SGLE3 8STLE3 8SU
LE3 8SWLE3 8SXLE3 8SYLE3 8SZLE3 8TALE3 8TB
LE3 8TDLE3 8TELE3 8TFLE3 8TGLE3 8THLE3 8TJ
LE3 9AALE3 9ABLE3 9ADLE3 9AELE3 9AFLE3 9AG
LE3 9AJLE3 9ALLE3 9ANLE3 9APLE3 9AQLE3 9AR
LE3 9ASLE3 9ATLE3 9AXLE3 9AYLE3 9BALE3 9BB
LE3 9BDLE3 9BELE3 9BFLE3 9BGLE3 9BHLE3 9BJ
LE3 9BLLE3 9BNLE3 9BPLE3 9BQLE3 9BRLE3 9BS
LE3 9BTLE3 9BULE3 9BWLE3 9BXLE3 9BYLE3 9BZ
LE3 9DALE3 9DBLE3 9DDLE3 9DELE3 9DFLE3 9DZ
LE3 9EBLE3 9EDLE3 9EELE3 9EFLE3 9EGLE3 9EH
LE3 9EJLE3 9ELLE3 9ENLE3 9EPLE3 9EQLE3 9ER
LE3 9ESLE3 9ETLE3 9EULE3 9EWLE3 9EXLE3 9EY
LE3 9EZLE3 9FALE3 9FBLE3 9FDLE3 9FELE3 9FF
LE3 9FGLE3 9FHLE3 9FJLE3 9FLLE3 9FNLE3 9FQ
LE3 9FRLE3 9FSLE3 9FTLE3 9FULE3 9FWLE3 9GA
LE3 9GBLE3 9GDLE3 9GELE3 9GFLE3 9GGLE3 9GH
LE3 9GJLE3 9GLLE3 9GNLE3 9GPLE3 9GRLE3 9GS
LE3 9GTLE3 9GULE3 9GWLE3 9GXLE3 9GYLE3 9GZ
LE3 9HALE3 9HBLE3 9HDLE3 9HELE3 9HFLE3 9HG
LE3 9HHLE3 9HJLE3 9HLLE3 9HNLE3 9HPLE3 9HQ
LE3 9HRLE3 9HSLE3 9HTLE3 9HULE3 9HWLE3 9HX
LE3 9HYLE3 9HZLE3 9JALE3 9JBLE3 9JDLE3 9JE
LE3 9JFLE3 9JGLE3 9JHLE3 9JJLE3 9JLLE3 9JN
LE3 9JPLE3 9JQLE3 9JRLE3 9JSLE3 9JTLE3 9JU
LE3 9JWLE3 9JXLE3 9JYLE3 9LALE3 9LBLE3 9LD
LE3 9LELE3 9LFLE3 9LGLE3 9LHLE3 9LJLE3 9LL
LE3 9LNLE3 9LPLE3 9LQLE3 9LRLE3 9LSLE3 9LT
LE3 9LULE3 9LWLE3 9LXLE3 9LYLE3 9LZLE3 9NA
LE3 9NBLE3 9NDLE3 9NELE3 9NFLE3 9NGLE3 9NH
LE3 9NJLE3 9NLLE3 9NNLE3 9NPLE3 9NQLE3 9NR
LE3 9NSLE3 9NTLE3 9NULE3 9NWLE3 9NXLE3 9NY
LE3 9NZLE3 9PALE3 9PBLE3 9PDLE3 9PELE3 9PF
LE3 9PGLE3 9PHLE3 9PJLE3 9PLLE3 9PNLE3 9PP
LE3 9PQLE3 9PRLE3 9PSLE3 9PTLE3 9PULE3 9PW
LE3 9PXLE3 9PYLE3 9PZLE3 9QALE3 9QBLE3 9QD
LE3 9QELE3 9QFLE3 9QGLE3 9QHLE3 9QJLE3 9QL
LE3 9QNLE3 9QPLE3 9QQLE3 9QRLE3 9QSLE3 9QT
LE3 9QULE3 9QWLE3 9QXLE3 9QYLE3 9QZLE3 9RA
LE3 9RBLE3 9RDLE3 9RELE3 9RFLE3 9RGLE3 9RH
LE3 9RJLE3 9RLLE3 9RNLE3 9RPLE3 9RQLE3 9RR
LE3 9RSLE3 9RTLE3 9RULE3 9RWLE3 9RXLE3 9RY
LE3 9RZLE3 9SALE3 9SBLE3 9SDLE3 9SELE3 9SF
LE3 9SGLE3 9SHLE3 9SJLE3 9SLLE3 9SNLE3 9SP
LE3 9SQLE3 9SRLE3 9SSLE3 9STLE3 9SULE3 9SW
LE3 9SXLE3 9TALE3 9TBLE3 9TDLE3 9TELE3 9TF
LE3 9TGLE3 9THLE3 9TJLE3 9TLLE3 9TNLE3 9TP

4.  LE4: All postcodes.

5.  LE5: The postcodes in the following table.

LE5

LE5 0AALE5 0AELE5 0AFLE5 0AGLE5 0AHLE5 0AJ
LE5 0ALLE5 0ANLE5 0APLE5 0AQLE5 0ARLE5 0AT
LE5 0AULE5 0AWLE5 0AYLE5 0AZLE5 0BALE5 0BB
LE5 0BDLE5 0BFLE5 0BGLE5 0BHLE5 0BJLE5 0BL
LE5 0BNLE5 0BPLE5 0BQLE5 0BRLE5 0BSLE5 0BT
LE5 0BULE5 0BWLE5 0DALE5 0DELE5 0DFLE5 0DG
LE5 0DLLE5 0DNLE5 0DPLE5 0DQLE5 0DTLE5 0DU
LE5 0DWLE5 0EALE5 0EBLE5 0EDLE5 0EELE5 0EF
LE5 0EGLE5 0ENLE5 0EPLE5 0ERLE5 0ESLE5 0ET
LE5 0EULE5 0EWLE5 0EXLE5 0EYLE5 0EZLE5 0FA
LE5 0FBLE5 0FELE5 0FFLE5 0FGLE5 0FHLE5 0FN
LE5 0FPLE5 0FQLE5 0HALE5 0HDLE5 0HELE5 0HF
LE5 0HJLE5 0HLLE5 0HNLE5 0HSLE5 0HULE5 0HW
LE5 0JALE5 0JBLE5 0JLLE5 0JPLE5 0JQLE5 0LA
LE5 0LELE5 0LFLE5 0LGLE5 0LHLE5 0LJLE5 0LL
LE5 0NDLE5 0NELE5 0NFLE5 0NGLE5 0NHLE5 0NJ
LE5 0NLLE5 0NNLE5 0NPLE5 0NQLE5 0NRLE5 0NS
LE5 0NTLE5 0NULE5 0PALE5 0PBLE5 0PDLE5 0PE
LE5 0PFLE5 0PGLE5 0PHLE5 0PJLE5 0PLLE5 0PN
LE5 0PPLE5 0PQLE5 0PRLE5 0PSLE5 0PTLE5 0PU
LE5 0PWLE5 0PXLE5 0PYLE5 0PZLE5 0QALE5 0QB
LE5 0QDLE5 0QELE5 0QFLE5 0QGLE5 0QHLE5 0QJ
LE5 0QLLE5 0QNLE5 0QRLE5 0QSLE5 0QTLE5 0RA
LE5 0RBLE5 0RDLE5 0RELE5 0RFLE5 0RGLE5 0RH
LE5 0SALE5 0SZLE5 0TALE5 0TBLE5 0TELE5 0TF
LE5 0THLE5 0TJLE5 0TLLE5 0TPLE5 0TQLE5 0TR
LE5 0TSLE5 0TTLE5 0TULE5 0TWLE5 0TXLE5 0TY
LE5 0TZLE5 0UBLE5 0UDLE5 1AALE5 1ABLE5 1AD
LE5 1AELE5 1AFLE5 1AGLE5 1AHLE5 1AJLE5 1AL
LE5 1ANLE5 1APLE5 1AQLE5 1ARLE5 1ASLE5 1AT
LE5 1AULE5 1AWLE5 1AXLE5 1AYLE5 1BALE5 1BB
LE5 1BDLE5 1BELE5 1BFLE5 1BGLE5 1BHLE5 1BJ
LE5 1BLLE5 1BNLE5 1BPLE5 1BQLE5 1BRLE5 1BS
LE5 1BTLE5 1BULE5 1BWLE5 1BXLE5 1BYLE5 1BZ
LE5 1DALE5 1DBLE5 1DDLE5 1DELE5 1DFLE5 1DG
LE5 1DHLE5 1DJLE5 1DLLE5 1DNLE5 1DPLE5 1DQ
LE5 1DRLE5 1DSLE5 1DULE5 1DWLE5 1DXLE5 1DY
LE5 1EALE5 1EBLE5 1EDLE5 1EELE5 1EFLE5 1EG
LE5 1EHLE5 1EJLE5 1ELLE5 1FALE5 1FBLE5 1FD
LE5 1FELE5 1FFLE5 1FGLE5 1FHLE5 1FJLE5 1FL
LE5 1FNLE5 1FPLE5 1FQLE5 1FRLE5 1FSLE5 1FT
LE5 1FWLE5 1FXLE5 1FYLE5 1FZLE5 1GALE5 1GB
LE5 1GDLE5 1GELE5 1GFLE5 1GLLE5 1GPLE5 1GQ
LE5 1GRLE5 1GSLE5 1GTLE5 1GULE5 1HALE5 1HB
LE5 1HDLE5 1HELE5 1HFLE5 1HGLE5 1HHLE5 1HJ
LE5 1HLLE5 1HNLE5 1HPLE5 1HQLE5 1HRLE5 1HS
LE5 1HTLE5 1HULE5 1HWLE5 1HXLE5 1HYLE5 1JA
LE5 1JBLE5 1JDLE5 1JELE5 1JFLE5 1JGLE5 1JH
LE5 1JJLE5 1JLLE5 1JNLE5 1JPLE5 1JQLE5 1LA
LE5 1LBLE5 1LDLE5 1LELE5 1LFLE5 1LGLE5 1LH
LE5 1LJLE5 1LLLE5 1LNLE5 1LPLE5 1LQLE5 1LR
LE5 1LSLE5 1LTLE5 1LULE5 1LWLE5 1LXLE5 1LY
LE5 1NALE5 1NBLE5 1NDLE5 1NELE5 1NFLE5 1NG
LE5 1NHLE5 1NJLE5 1NLLE5 1NNLE5 1NPLE5 1NQ
LE5 1NRLE5 1NSLE5 1NTLE5 1NULE5 1NXLE5 1NY
LE5 1NZLE5 1PALE5 1PBLE5 1PDLE5 1PELE5 1PF
LE5 1PGLE5 1PHLE5 1PJLE5 1PLLE5 1PNLE5 1PP
LE5 1PQLE5 1PRLE5 1PSLE5 1PTLE5 1PULE5 1PW
LE5 1PXLE5 1PYLE5 1PZLE5 1QDLE5 1QELE5 1QF
LE5 1QGLE5 1QHLE5 1QJLE5 1QLLE5 1QNLE5 1QP
LE5 1QQLE5 1QRLE5 1QSLE5 1QTLE5 1QULE5 1QW
LE5 1QXLE5 1QYLE5 1QZLE5 1RALE5 1RBLE5 1RD
LE5 1RELE5 1RFLE5 1RGLE5 1RHLE5 1RJLE5 1RL
LE5 1RNLE5 1RPLE5 1RQLE5 1RRLE5 1RSLE5 1RT
LE5 1RULE5 1RWLE5 1RXLE5 1RYLE5 1RZLE5 1SA
LE5 1SBLE5 1SDLE5 1SELE5 1SFLE5 1SGLE5 1SH
LE5 1SJLE5 1SLLE5 1SNLE5 1SPLE5 1SQLE5 1SR
LE5 1SSLE5 1STLE5 1SWLE5 1SXLE5 1SYLE5 1SZ
LE5 1TALE5 1TBLE5 1TDLE5 1TELE5 1TFLE5 1TG
LE5 1THLE5 1TJLE5 1TLLE5 1TNLE5 1TPLE5 1TQ
LE5 1TRLE5 1TSLE5 1TTLE5 1TULE5 1TWLE5 1TX
LE5 1TYLE5 1TZLE5 1UALE5 1UBLE5 1UDLE5 1UE
LE5 1UFLE5 1UGLE5 1UHLE5 1UJLE5 1ULLE5 1UN
LE5 1UPLE5 1UQLE5 1URLE5 1USLE5 1UTLE5 1UU
LE5 1UWLE5 1UXLE5 1UYLE5 1UZLE5 1WALE5 1WB
LE5 1WDLE5 1WELE5 1WFLE5 1WHLE5 1WLLE5 1WN
LE5 1WPLE5 1WQLE5 1WSLE5 1WTLE5 1WULE5 2AA
LE5 2ABLE5 2ADLE5 2AELE5 2AFLE5 2AGLE5 2AH
LE5 2AJLE5 2ALLE5 2ANLE5 2APLE5 2AQLE5 2AR
LE5 2BALE5 2BBLE5 2BDLE5 2BELE5 2BFLE5 2BH
LE5 2DALE5 2DBLE5 2DDLE5 2DELE5 2DFLE5 2DG
LE5 2DHLE5 2DJLE5 2DLLE5 2DNLE5 2DPLE5 2DZ
LE5 2EALE5 2EBLE5 2EDLE5 2EELE5 2EFLE5 2EG
LE5 2EHLE5 2EJLE5 2ELLE5 2ENLE5 2EPLE5 2EQ
LE5 2ERLE5 2ESLE5 2ETLE5 2EULE5 2EWLE5 2EX
LE5 2EYLE5 2EZLE5 2FALE5 2FBLE5 2FDLE5 2FE
LE5 2FFLE5 2FGLE5 2FHLE5 2FJLE5 2GALE5 2GB
LE5 2GDLE5 2GELE5 2GFLE5 2GGLE5 2GHLE5 2GJ
LE5 2GLLE5 2GNLE5 2GPLE5 2GQLE5 2GRLE5 2GS
LE5 2GTLE5 2HALE5 2HBLE5 2HDLE5 2HELE5 2HF
LE5 2HGLE5 2HHLE5 2HJLE5 2HLLE5 2HNLE5 2HP
LE5 2HQLE5 2HRLE5 2HSLE5 2HTLE5 2HULE5 2HW
LE5 2HXLE5 2HYLE5 2HZLE5 2JALE5 2JBLE5 2JD
LE5 2JELE5 2JFLE5 2JGLE5 2LALE5 2LBLE5 2LD
LE5 2LELE5 2LFLE5 2LGLE5 2LHLE5 2LJLE5 2LL
LE5 2LNLE5 2LPLE5 2LQLE5 2LRLE5 2LSLE5 2LT
LE5 2LULE5 2LWLE5 2NALE5 2NBLE5 2NDLE5 2NE
LE5 2NFLE5 2NGLE5 2NHLE5 2NJLE5 2NLLE5 2NN
LE5 2NPLE5 2NQLE5 2NRLE5 2NSLE5 2PALE5 2PD
LE5 2PELE5 2PFLE5 2PGLE5 2PHLE5 2PJLE5 2PL
LE5 2PNLE5 2PPLE5 2PQLE5 2PRLE5 2PSLE5 2PT
LE5 2PULE5 2PWLE5 2QALE5 2QBLE5 2QDLE5 2QE
LE5 2QFLE5 2QGLE5 2QHLE5 2QJLE5 2QLLE5 2QN
LE5 2QPLE5 2QQLE5 2QRLE5 2RALE5 2RBLE5 2RD
LE5 2RELE5 2RFLE5 2RGLE5 2RHLE5 2RJLE5 2RL
LE5 3ABLE5 3AELE5 3AFLE5 3AJLE5 3ANLE5 3AP
LE5 3AQLE5 3AWLE5 3BALE5 3BBLE5 3BDLE5 3BE
LE5 3BFLE5 3DFLE5 3DJLE5 3DNLE5 3DQLE5 3DR
LE5 3DSLE5 3DTLE5 3EALE5 3EBLE5 3EDLE5 3EE
LE5 3EFLE5 3EGLE5 3FALE5 3FBLE5 3FDLE5 3FE
LE5 3FFLE5 3FGLE5 3FHLE5 3FJLE5 3FLLE5 3FN
LE5 3FPLE5 3FRLE5 3FSLE5 3FTLE5 3FULE5 3FW
LE5 3FXLE5 3FYLE5 3GELE5 3GGLE5 3GHLE5 3GJ
LE5 3GWLE5 3HALE5 3HBLE5 3HDLE5 3HELE5 3HF
LE5 3HGLE5 3HHLE5 3HJLE5 3HLLE5 3HNLE5 3HP
LE5 3HQLE5 3HRLE5 3HSLE5 3HTLE5 3HULE5 3HW
LE5 3HXLE5 3JALE5 3JBLE5 3LALE5 3LBLE5 3LD
LE5 3LELE5 3LFLE5 3LJLE5 3LLLE5 3LNLE5 3LP
LE5 3LQLE5 3LRLE5 3LSLE5 3LTLE5 3LULE5 3LW
LE5 3LXLE5 3LYLE5 3NDLE5 3NELE5 3NFLE5 3NG
LE5 3NHLE5 3NJLE5 3NLLE5 3NNLE5 3NPLE5 3NQ
LE5 3NRLE5 3NSLE5 3NTLE5 3NULE5 3NWLE5 3NX
LE5 3NYLE5 3PALE5 3PBLE5 3PDLE5 3PELE5 3PF
LE5 3PGLE5 3PHLE5 3PJLE5 3QALE5 3QFLE5 3QG
LE5 3QHLE5 3QJLE5 3QLLE5 3QNLE5 3QPLE5 3QS
LE5 3QTLE5 3QULE5 3QWLE5 3QXLE5 3RALE5 3RB
LE5 3RDLE5 3RELE5 3RFLE5 3RHLE5 3RLLE5 3RN
LE5 3RQLE5 3RRLE5 3RSLE5 3RTLE5 3RULE5 3RW
LE5 3SALE5 3SBLE5 3SDLE5 3SGLE5 3SHLE5 3SN
LE5 3SPLE5 3SQLE5 3SSLE5 3STLE5 3TALE5 3TB
LE5 3THLE5 3TJLE5 3TLLE5 3TNLE5 3TPLE5 3TQ
LE5 3TTLE5 4AALE5 4ABLE5 4ADLE5 4AELE5 4AF
LE5 4AHLE5 4ALLE5 4ANLE5 4APLE5 4AQLE5 4AR
LE5 4ASLE5 4ATLE5 4AULE5 4AWLE5 4AXLE5 4AY
LE5 4BDLE5 4BELE5 4BFLE5 4BGLE5 4BHLE5 4BJ
LE5 4BLLE5 4BNLE5 4BPLE5 4BQLE5 4BWLE5 4DA
LE5 4DBLE5 4DDLE5 4DELE5 4DFLE5 4DGLE5 4DJ
LE5 4DLLE5 4DNLE5 4DPLE5 4DQLE5 4DRLE5 4DW
LE5 4DYLE5 4DZLE5 4EALE5 4EBLE5 4EDLE5 4EE
LE5 4EFLE5 4EGLE5 4EHLE5 4EJLE5 4ELLE5 4EN
LE5 4EPLE5 4EQLE5 4ERLE5 4ESLE5 4ETLE5 4EU
LE5 4EWLE5 4EXLE5 4EYLE5 4EZLE5 4FALE5 4FF
LE5 4FGLE5 4FHLE5 4FJLE5 4FLLE5 4FNLE5 4FP
LE5 4FQLE5 4FRLE5 4FSLE5 4GALE5 4GBLE5 4GD
LE5 4GELE5 4GHLE5 4GJLE5 4GLLE5 4GNLE5 4GP
LE5 4GQLE5 4GRLE5 4GSLE5 4GTLE5 4GULE5 4HB
LE5 4HDLE5 4HELE5 4HFLE5 4HGLE5 4HHLE5 4HJ
LE5 4HLLE5 4HNLE5 4HRLE5 4HULE5 4JALE5 4JD
LE5 4JELE5 4JGLE5 4JYLE5 4JZLE5 4LALE5 4LB
LE5 4LDLE5 4LELE5 4LFLE5 4LGLE5 4LHLE5 4LJ
LE5 4LLLE5 4LNLE5 4LPLE5 4LRLE5 4LSLE5 4LT
LE5 4LULE5 4LWLE5 4LXLE5 4LYLE5 4LZLE5 4NA
LE5 4NBLE5 4NDLE5 4NELE5 4NFLE5 4NGLE5 4NH
LE5 4NJLE5 4NLLE5 4NNLE5 4NPLE5 4NSLE5 4NT
LE5 4NULE5 4NWLE5 4NXLE5 4NYLE5 4PALE5 4PB
LE5 4PDLE5 4PELE5 4PGLE5 4PHLE5 4PJLE5 4PN
LE5 4PPLE5 4PQLE5 4PRLE5 4PSLE5 4PTLE5 4PU
LE5 4PWLE5 4PXLE5 4PYLE5 4PZLE5 4QALE5 4QB
LE5 4QDLE5 4QELE5 4QFLE5 4QGLE5 4QJLE5 4QL
LE5 4RALE5 4RBLE5 4RDLE5 4TALE5 4TBLE5 4TD
LE5 4TELE5 4TFLE5 4TJLE5 4TLLE5 4TNLE5 4TP
LE5 4TULE5 4TWLE5 4TXLE5 4UFLE5 4UGLE5 4UH
LE5 4UJLE5 4ULLE5 4UNLE5 4UPLE5 4WALE5 4WB
LE5 4WELE5 4WFLE5 4WGLE5 4WHLE5 4WJLE5 4WL
LE5 4WNLE5 4WPLE5 4WQLE5 4WRLE5 4WSLE5 4WT
LE5 4WULE5 5AALE5 5ABLE5 5ADLE5 5AELE5 5AF
LE5 5AGLE5 5AHLE5 5AJLE5 5ALLE5 5ANLE5 5AP
LE5 5AQLE5 5ARLE5 5ASLE5 5ATLE5 5AULE5 5AW
LE5 5AYLE5 5AZLE5 5BALE5 5BBLE5 5BDLE5 5BE
LE5 5BFLE5 5BGLE5 5BHLE5 5BJLE5 5BLLE5 5BN
LE5 5BPLE5 5BQLE5 5BRLE5 5BSLE5 5BTLE5 5BU
LE5 5BWLE5 5BXLE5 5DBLE5 5DDLE5 5DELE5 5DF
LE5 5DGLE5 5DHLE5 5DJLE5 5DNLE5 5DPLE5 5DQ
LE5 5DRLE5 5DSLE5 5DTLE5 5DULE5 5DWLE5 5DX
LE5 5DYLE5 5EDLE5 5EELE5 5EFLE5 5EGLE5 5EL
LE5 5ENLE5 5EQLE5 5ERLE5 5ESLE5 5ETLE5 5EU
LE5 5EWLE5 5EXLE5 5EYLE5 5EZLE5 5FALE5 5FB
LE5 5FDLE5 5FELE5 5FFLE5 5FGLE5 5FHLE5 5FJ
LE5 5FLLE5 5FNLE5 5FPLE5 5FSLE5 5FTLE5 5FW
LE5 5FXLE5 5FYLE5 5GALE5 5GBLE5 5GDLE5 5GE
LE5 5GFLE5 5GNLE5 5GPLE5 5GQLE5 5GRLE5 5GS
LE5 5GYLE5 5HALE5 5HBLE5 5HDLE5 5HELE5 5HF
LE5 5HGLE5 5HHLE5 5HJLE5 5HLLE5 5HNLE5 5HP
LE5 5HQLE5 5HRLE5 5HSLE5 5HTLE5 5HULE5 5HW
LE5 5HXLE5 5HYLE5 5JALE5 5JBLE5 5JDLE5 5JE
LE5 5JFLE5 5JGLE5 5JHLE5 5JJLE5 5JLLE5 5JN
LE5 5JPLE5 5JQLE5 5JRLE5 5JSLE5 5JTLE5 5JU
LE5 5JWLE5 5LALE5 5LBLE5 5LDLE5 5LELE5 5LF
LE5 5LGLE5 5LHLE5 5LJLE5 5LLLE5 5LNLE5 5LR
LE5 5LULE5 5LWLE5 5LYLE5 5LZLE5 5NALE5 5NB
LE5 5NDLE5 5NGLE5 5NHLE5 5NJLE5 5NLLE5 5NN
LE5 5NPLE5 5NQLE5 5NRLE5 5NSLE5 5NTLE5 5NU
LE5 5PALE5 5PBLE5 5PDLE5 5PELE5 5PFLE5 5PG
LE5 5PHLE5 5PJLE5 5PLLE5 5PNLE5 5PPLE5 5PQ
LE5 5PRLE5 5PSLE5 5QALE5 5QBLE5 5QDLE5 5QE
LE5 5QFLE5 5QGLE5 5RALE5 5RBLE5 5RDLE5 5RE
LE5 5RFLE5 5RGLE5 5RHLE5 5RJLE5 5SALE5 5SB
LE5 5SDLE5 5SELE5 5SFLE5 5SGLE5 5TALE5 5TB
LE5 5TDLE5 5TELE5 5TFLE5 5TGLE5 5THLE5 5TJ
LE5 5TLLE5 5TNLE5 5TPLE5 5TQLE5 5TRLE5 5TS
LE5 5TTLE5 5TULE5 5TWLE5 5TXLE5 5TYLE5 5TZ
LE5 5UALE5 5UBLE5 5UDLE5 5UFLE5 5UGLE5 5UH
LE5 5WALE5 5WBLE5 6AALE5 6ABLE5 6ADLE5 6AE
LE5 6AFLE5 6AGLE5 6AHLE5 6AJLE5 6ALLE5 6AN
LE5 6APLE5 6AQLE5 6ARLE5 6DALE5 6DBLE5 6DD
LE5 6DELE5 6DFLE5 6DGLE5 6DHLE5 6DJLE5 6DL
LE5 6DNLE5 6DPLE5 6DRLE5 6DSLE5 6DTLE5 6DU
LE5 6DWLE5 6EALE5 6EDLE5 6EELE5 6EFLE5 6EG
LE5 6FALE5 6FBLE5 6FDLE5 6FELE5 6FFLE5 6FG
LE5 6FHLE5 6FJLE5 6FLLE5 6FNLE5 6FPLE5 6GA
LE5 6GBLE5 6GDLE5 6GELE5 6GFLE5 6GGLE5 6GH
LE5 6GJLE5 6GLLE5 6HALE5 6HBLE5 6HDLE5 6HE
LE5 6HFLE5 6HGLE5 6HHLE5 6HJLE5 6HLLE5 6HN
LE5 6HPLE5 6HQLE5 6HRLE5 6HSLE5 6HTLE5 6JA
LE5 6JBLE5 6JDLE5 6JELE5 6JFLE5 6JGLE5 6JH
LE5 6JJLE5 6LALE5 6LBLE5 6LDLE5 6LELE5 6LF
LE5 6LGLE5 6LHLE5 6LJLE5 6LLLE5 6LNLE5 6LP
LE5 6LQLE5 6LRLE5 6NALE5 6NBLE5 6NDLE5 6NE
LE5 6NFLE5 6NGLE5 6NHLE5 6NJLE5 6NLLE5 6NN
LE5 6PALE5 6PBLE5 6PDLE5 6PELE5 6PFLE5 6PG
LE5 6PHLE5 6PJLE5 6PLLE5 6PNLE5 6PPLE5 6PQ
LE5 6PRLE5 6PSLE5 6PTLE5 6PULE5 6PWLE5 6PX
LE5 6PYLE5 6QALE5 6QBLE5 6RALE5 6RBLE5 6RD
LE5 6RELE5 6SALE5 6SBLE5 6SDLE5 6SELE5 6SF
LE5 6SGLE5 6SHLE5 6SJLE5 6SLLE5 6SNLE5 6SP
LE5 6SQLE5 6SRLE5 6SSLE5 6STLE5 6SULE5 6SW
LE5 6SXLE5 6SYLE5 6TALE5 6TBLE5 6TDLE5 6TE
LE5 6TFLE5 6TGLE5 6THLE5 6TJLE5 6TLLE5 6TN
LE5 6TPLE5 6TQLE5 6TRLE5 6TSLE5 6TTLE5 6XA
LE5 6XBLE5 6XDLE5 6XELE5 6XFLE5 6XGLE5 6XH
LE5 6XJLE5 6XLLE5 6XNLE5 6XPLE5 6XQLE5 6XR
LE5 6XSLE5 6XT

6.  LE7: The postcodes in the following table.

LE7

LE7 2BGLE7 4PHLE7 4PJLE7 4PLLE7 7AGLE7 7AH
LE7 7AJLE7 7ALLE7 7APLE7 7DBLE7 7GLLE7 7GU
LE7 7GXLE7 7HWLE7 7HZLE7 7QTLE7 7WJLE7 7WL
LE7 7WNLE7 9SDLE7 9SLLE7 9SZ

7.  LE18: The postcodes in the following table.

LE18

LE18 1AALE18 1ABLE18 1ADLE18 1AELE18 1AFLE18 1AG
LE18 1AHLE18 1AJLE18 1ALLE18 1ANLE18 1APLE18 1AQ
LE18 1ARLE18 1BALE18 1BBLE18 1BDLE18 1BELE18 1BF
LE18 1BGLE18 1BHLE18 1BJLE18 1BLLE18 1BPLE18 1BQ
LE18 1BRLE18 1BSLE18 1DALE18 1DBLE18 1DDLE18 1DE
LE18 1DFLE18 1DGLE18 1DHLE18 1DJLE18 1DLLE18 1DN
LE18 1DPLE18 1DQLE18 1DRLE18 1DSLE18 1DTLE18 1DW
LE18 1DXLE18 1DYLE18 1DZLE18 1EALE18 1EBLE18 1ED
LE18 1EFLE18 1FALE18 1FBLE18 1FDLE18 1FELE18 1FF
LE18 1FGLE18 1FHLE18 1FJLE18 1FLLE18 1FNLE18 1FP
LE18 1FQLE18 1FRLE18 1FSLE18 1FTLE18 1FULE18 1FW
LE18 1FXLE18 1GALE18 1GBLE18 1GDLE18 1GELE18 1HA
LE18 1HBLE18 1HDLE18 1HELE18 1HFLE18 1HGLE18 1HH
LE18 1HJLE18 1HLLE18 1HNLE18 1HPLE18 1HQLE18 1HR
LE18 1HSLE18 1HTLE18 1HULE18 1HWLE18 1HXLE18 1HY
LE18 1HZLE18 1JALE18 1JBLE18 1JDLE18 1JELE18 1JF
LE18 1JGLE18 1JHLE18 1JJLE18 1JLLE18 1JNLE18 1JP
LE18 1JQLE18 1JRLE18 1JSLE18 1JTLE18 1JULE18 1JW
LE18 1JXLE18 1JZLE18 1LALE18 1LBLE18 1LDLE18 1LE
LE18 1LHLE18 1LWLE18 1LXLE18 1LYLE18 1LZLE18 1NA
LE18 1NBLE18 1NDLE18 1NELE18 1NFLE18 1NGLE18 1NH
LE18 1NJLE18 1NLLE18 1NNLE18 1NPLE18 1NRLE18 1NS
LE18 1NULE18 1NWLE18 1NXLE18 1NYLE18 1NZLE18 1PA
LE18 1PBLE18 1PDLE18 1PELE18 1PFLE18 1PGLE18 1PH
LE18 1PJLE18 1PLLE18 1PNLE18 1PSLE18 1WXLE18 2AA
LE18 2ABLE18 2AELE18 2AFLE18 2AGLE18 2AHLE18 2AJ
LE18 2ALLE18 2ANLE18 2APLE18 2BALE18 2BBLE18 2BD
LE18 2BELE18 2BFLE18 2BGLE18 2BJLE18 2BLLE18 2BN
LE18 2BPLE18 2BQLE18 2BRLE18 2BSLE18 2BTLE18 2BU
LE18 2BWLE18 2BXLE18 2BYLE18 2BZLE18 2DALE18 2DB
LE18 2DDLE18 2DELE18 2DGLE18 2DHLE18 2DJLE18 2DL
LE18 2DNLE18 2DPLE18 2DRLE18 2DSLE18 2DTLE18 2EA
LE18 2EBLE18 2EDLE18 2EELE18 2EFLE18 2EGLE18 2EH
LE18 2EJLE18 2ELLE18 2ENLE18 2EPLE18 2EQLE18 2ER
LE18 2ESLE18 2ETLE18 2EULE18 2EWLE18 2EXLE18 2EY
LE18 2EZLE18 2FALE18 2FBLE18 2FDLE18 2FELE18 2FF
LE18 2FJLE18 2FLLE18 2FNLE18 2FPLE18 2FRLE18 2FS
LE18 2FTLE18 2FULE18 2FWLE18 2FXLE18 2FYLE18 2FZ
LE18 2GALE18 2GBLE18 2GDLE18 2GELE18 2GFLE18 2GG
LE18 2GHLE18 2GJLE18 2GLLE18 2GNLE18 2GPLE18 2GQ
LE18 2GRLE18 2GSLE18 2GTLE18 2GULE18 2GWLE18 2GX
LE18 2GYLE18 2GZLE18 2HALE18 2HBLE18 2HDLE18 2HE
LE18 2HFLE18 2HGLE18 2HHLE18 2HJLE18 2HLLE18 2HN
LE18 2HPLE18 2HQLE18 2HRLE18 2HSLE18 2HTLE18 2HU
LE18 2HWLE18 2HXLE18 2HYLE18 2HZLE18 2JALE18 2JB
LE18 2JDLE18 2JELE18 2JFLE18 2JGLE18 2JHLE18 2JJ
LE18 2JLLE18 2JNLE18 2JPLE18 2JQLE18 2JRLE18 2JS
LE18 2JTLE18 2JULE18 2JWLE18 2JXLE18 2JYLE18 2JZ
LE18 2LALE18 2LDLE18 2LELE18 2NFLE18 2NGLE18 2QT
LE18 2QULE18 2QWLE18 2QXLE18 2QYLE18 2QZLE18 2RA
LE18 2RBLE18 2RDLE18 2RELE18 2RFLE18 2RGLE18 2RH
LE18 2RJLE18 2RLLE18 2RNLE18 2RPLE18 2RQLE18 2RR
LE18 2RSLE18 2RTLE18 2RULE18 2RWLE18 2RXLE18 2RY
LE18 2RZLE18 3ABLE18 3LFLE18 3LGLE18 3LJLE18 3LL
LE18 3LNLE18 3LPLE18 3LQLE18 3LRLE18 3LSLE18 3LU
LE18 3NQLE18 3PHLE18 3PLLE18 3PPLE18 3PQLE18 3PR
LE18 3PSLE18 3PTLE18 3PULE18 3PWLE18 3PYLE18 3PZ
LE18 3QALE18 3QBLE18 3QDLE18 3QELE18 3QFLE18 3QG
LE18 3QHLE18 3QJLE18 3QLLE18 3QNLE18 3QPLE18 3QQ
LE18 3QRLE18 3QSLE18 3QTLE18 3QULE18 3QWLE18 3QX
LE18 3QYLE18 3QZLE18 3RALE18 3RBLE18 3RDLE18 3RE
LE18 3RFLE18 3RGLE18 3RHLE18 3RJLE18 3RLLE18 3RN
LE18 3RPLE18 3RQLE18 3RRLE18 3RSLE18 3RTLE18 3RU
LE18 3RWLE18 3RXLE18 3RYLE18 3RZLE18 3SALE18 3SB
LE18 3SDLE18 3SELE18 3SFLE18 3SGLE18 3SHLE18 3SJ
LE18 3SLLE18 3SNLE18 3SPLE18 3SQLE18 3SRLE18 3SS
LE18 3STLE18 3SULE18 3SWLE18 3SXLE18 3SYLE18 3SZ
LE18 3TALE18 3TPLE18 3TQLE18 3TRLE18 3TSLE18 3TT
LE18 3TULE18 3TWLE18 3TXLE18 3TYLE18 3TZLE18 3UA
LE18 3UDLE18 3UELE18 3UFLE18 3UGLE18 3UHLE18 3UJ
LE18 3UNLE18 3UQLE18 3URLE18 3USLE18 3UTLE18 3UU
LE18 3UWLE18 3UXLE18 3UZLE18 3WALE18 3WBLE18 3WD
LE18 3WELE18 3WFLE18 3WGLE18 3WHLE18 3WJLE18 3WL
LE18 3WNLE18 3WPLE18 3WQLE18 3WRLE18 3WSLE18 3WT
LE18 3WULE18 3WWLE18 3WYLE18 3WZLE18 3XALE18 3XB
LE18 3XDLE18 3XELE18 3XFLE18 3XGLE18 3XHLE18 3XJ
LE18 3XLLE18 3XNLE18 3XPLE18 3XQLE18 3XRLE18 3XS
LE18 3XTLE18 3XULE18 3XWLE18 3XXLE18 3XYLE18 3YA
LE18 3YBLE18 3YDLE18 3YELE18 3YFLE18 3YGLE18 3YH
LE18 3YJLE18 3YLLE18 3YNLE18 3YPLE18 3YSLE18 3ZA
LE18 4ABLE18 4ADLE18 4AELE18 4AFLE18 4AGLE18 4LA
LE18 4LBLE18 4LDLE18 4LELE18 4LFLE18 4LGLE18 4LH
LE18 4LJLE18 4LLLE18 4LNLE18 4LPLE18 4LQLE18 4LR
LE18 4LSLE18 4LTLE18 4LULE18 4LWLE18 4LXLE18 4LY
LE18 4LZLE18 4NALE18 4NBLE18 4NDLE18 4NELE18 4NG
LE18 4NHLE18 4NJLE18 4NLLE18 4NNLE18 4NPLE18 4NQ
LE18 4NRLE18 4NSLE18 4NTLE18 4NULE18 4NWLE18 4NX
LE18 4NYLE18 4NZLE18 4PALE18 4PBLE18 4PDLE18 4PE
LE18 4PFLE18 4PGLE18 4PHLE18 4PJLE18 4PLLE18 4PN
LE18 4PPLE18 4PQLE18 4PRLE18 4PSLE18 4PULE18 4PW
LE18 4PXLE18 4PYLE18 4PZLE18 4QALE18 4QBLE18 4QD
LE18 4QELE18 4QFLE18 4QGLE18 4QHLE18 4QJLE18 4SA
LE18 4SBLE18 4SDLE18 4SELE18 4SFLE18 4SHLE18 4SJ
LE18 4SLLE18 4SNLE18 4SPLE18 4SQLE18 4SRLE18 4SS
LE18 4STLE18 4SULE18 4SWLE18 4SXLE18 4SYLE18 4TA
LE18 4TDLE18 4TFLE18 4TGLE18 4THLE18 4TJLE18 4TP
LE18 4TQLE18 4TRLE18 4UALE18 4UBLE18 4UDLE18 4UE
LE18 4UFLE18 4UHLE18 4UJLE18 4ULLE18 4UNLE18 4UP
LE18 4UQLE18 4UWLE18 4UYLE18 4UZLE18 4WALE18 4WB
LE18 4WDLE18 4WELE18 4WFLE18 4WGLE18 4WHLE18 4WJ
LE18 4WLLE18 4WNLE18 4WPLE18 4WQLE18 4WSLE18 4WT
LE18 4XALE18 4XBLE18 4XELE18 4XFLE18 4XGLE18 4XH
LE18 4XJLE18 4XLLE18 4XNLE18 4XPLE18 4XQLE18 4XR
LE18 4XSLE18 4XTLE18 4XULE18 4XWLE18 4XXLE18 4XY
LE18 4XZLE18 4YALE18 4YBLE18 4YDLE18 4YELE18 4YF
LE18 4YGLE18 4YHLE18 4YJLE18 4YLLE18 4YQLE18 4YS
LE18 4YTLE18 4ZDLE18 4ZHLE18 4ZL

8.  LE19: The postcodes in the following table.

LE19

LE19 1DXLE19 1ESLE19 1HJLE19 1HQLE19 1HXLE19 1HY
LE19 1JZLE19 1LELE19 1LULE19 1LWLE19 1QPLE19 1QW
LE19 1RJLE19 1RPLE19 1SALE19 1SDLE19 1SHLE19 1SJ
LE19 1SNLE19 1STLE19 1SULE19 1SWLE19 1SXLE19 1SY
LE19 1SZLE19 1THLE19 1TPLE19 1UTLE19 1UXLE19 1UY
LE19 1UZLE19 1WALE19 1WDLE19 1WGLE19 1WHLE19 1WL
LE19 1WNLE19 1WPLE19 1WQLE19 1WRLE19 1WTLE19 1WW
LE19 1WXLE19 1WYLE19 1WZLE19 1XTLE19 1XULE19 1XW
LE19 1YGLE19 2ABLE19 2AFLE19 2AGLE19 2AHLE19 2AJ
LE19 2ANLE19 2ARLE19 2AWLE19 2BALE19 2BBLE19 2BD
LE19 2BELE19 2BFLE19 2BGLE19 2BHLE19 2BJLE19 2BL
LE19 2BNLE19 2BPLE19 2BQLE19 2BRLE19 2BSLE19 2BT
LE19 2BULE19 2BWLE19 2BXLE19 2DALE19 2DBLE19 2DR
LE19 2DZLE19 2EBLE19 2EDLE19 2EELE19 2LBLE19 2LJ
LE19 2LLLE19 2LPLE19 2NHLE19 2RNLE19 2RP

PART 2Addresses where part of a postcode district is in the protected area

Table 1

Addresses in LE2 2FG within the protected area

Property Number or nameStreetAreaPostcode
3 GRANGE LODGEGARTREE ROADOADBYLE2 2FG
OADBY LODGE FARMGARTREE ROADOADBYLE2 2FG
OADBY LODGE YOUTH HOSTELGARTREE ROADOADBYLE2 2FG
ORANGE SITE LEC0073GARTREE ROADOADBYLE2 2FG

Table 2

Addresses in LE5 2PB within the protected area

Property Number or nameStreetAreaPostcode
54BOWHILL GROVELEICESTERLE5 2PB
56BOWHILL GROVELEICESTERLE5 2PB
58BOWHILL GROVELEICESTERLE5 2PB
60BOWHILL GROVELEICESTERLE5 2PB
62BOWHILL GROVELEICESTERLE5 2PB
64BOWHILL GROVELEICESTERLE5 2PB
SHELTER 76M FROM 56 BOWHILL GROVE 55M FROM BOWHILL GROVEBOWHILL GROVELEICESTERLE5 2PB
LAND ADJACENT 345SCRAPTOFT LANELEICESTERLE5 2PB

Table 3

Addresses in LE2 4RL within the protected area

Property NumberStreetAreaPostcode
209GLEN ROADOADBYLE2 4RL
211GLEN ROADOADBYLE2 4RL

Table 4

Addresses in LE2 4SA within the protected area

Property nameStreetAreaPostcode
MERE LANE EQUESTRIAN CENTREMERE LANEOADBYLE2 4SA
ORANGE TELECOM MASTMERE LANEOADBYLE2 4SA

Table 5

Addresses in LE5 1WJ in the protected area

Property NumberStreetAreaPostcode
2LAVERTON ROADLEICESTERLE5 1WJ
6LAVERTON ROADLEICESTERLE5 1WJ
10LAVERTON ROADLEICESTERLE5 1WJ
14LAVERTON ROADLEICESTERLE5 1WJ
16LAVERTON ROADLEICESTERLE5 1WJ
18LAVERTON ROADLEICESTERLE5 1WJ
20LAVERTON ROADLEICESTERLE5 1WJ
22LAVERTON ROADLEICESTERLE5 1WJ
24LAVERTON ROADLEICESTERLE5 1WJ
26LAVERTON ROADLEICESTERLE5 1WJ
28LAVERTON ROADLEICESTERLE5 1WJ
30LAVERTON ROADLEICESTERLE5 1WJ
32LAVERTON ROADLEICESTERLE5 1WJ
34LAVERTON ROADLEICESTERLE5 1WJ
36LAVERTON ROADLEICESTERLE5 1WJ
38LAVERTON ROADLEICESTERLE5 1WJ
40LAVERTON ROADLEICESTERLE5 1WJ
42LAVERTON ROADLEICESTERLE5 1WJ
44LAVERTON ROADLEICESTERLE5 1WJ
46LAVERTON ROADLEICESTERLE5 1WJ
76LAVERTON ROADLEICESTERLE5 1WJ
78LAVERTON ROADLEICESTERLE5 1WJ
80LAVERTON ROADLEICESTERLE5 1WJ
82LAVERTON ROADLEICESTERLE5 1WJ
84LAVERTON ROADLEICESTERLE5 1WJ
86LAVERTON ROADLEICESTERLE5 1WJ
88LAVERTON ROADLEICESTERLE5 1WJ
90LAVERTON ROADLEICESTERLE5 1WJ
92LAVERTON ROADLEICESTERLE5 1WJ
94LAVERTON ROADLEICESTERLE5 1WJ
96LAVERTON ROADLEICESTERLE5 1WJ

Table 6

Addresses in LE5 1WX in the protected area

Property name or numberStreetAreaPostcode
PLOTS 31-45 AT LAND NORTH OF HAMILTON COLLEGEBARLOW ROADLEICESTERLE5 1WX
7KELD DRIVEBARKBY THORPELE5 1WX
9KELD DRIVEBARKBY THORPELE5 1WX
4RAYWELL ROADLEICESTERLE5 1WX
6RAYWELL ROADLEICESTERLE5 1WX
8RAYWELL ROADLEICESTERLE5 1WX
10RAYWELL ROADLEICESTERLE5 1WX
12RAYWELL ROADLEICESTERLE5 1WX
14RAYWELL ROADLEICESTERLE5 1WX
16RAYWELL ROADLEICESTERLE5 1WX
18RAYWELL ROADLEICESTERLE5 1WX
20RAYWELL ROADLEICESTERLE5 1WX
22RAYWELL ROADLEICESTERLE5 1WX
24RAYWELL ROADLEICESTERLE5 1WX
26RAYWELL ROADLEICESTERLE5 1WX
28RAYWELL ROADLEICESTERLE5 1WX
30RAYWELL ROADLEICESTERLE5 1WX
32RAYWELL ROADLEICESTERLE5 1WX
34RAYWELL ROADLEICESTERLE5 1WX
36RAYWELL ROADLEICESTERLE5 1WX
38RAYWELL ROADLEICESTERLE5 1WX
40RAYWELL ROADLEICESTERLE5 1WX
42RAYWELL ROADLEICESTERLE5 1WX
46RAYWELL ROADLEICESTERLE5 1WX
48RAYWELL ROADLEICESTERLE5 1WX
50RAYWELL ROADLEICESTERLE5 1WX
52RAYWELL ROADLEICESTERLE5 1WX
54RAYWELL ROADLEICESTERLE5 1WX
56RAYWELL ROADLEICESTERLE5 1WX
66RAYWELL ROADLEICESTERLE5 1WX
2 TREEVIEW LODGERAYWELL ROADLEICESTERLE5 1WX

Table 7

Addresses in LE18 3TE within the protected area

Property Number or nameStreetAreaPostcode
1BLACK SWAN ROADWIGSTONLE18 3TE
3BLACK SWAN ROADWIGSTONLE18 3TE
5BLACK SWAN ROADWIGSTONLE18 3TE
7BLACK SWAN ROADWIGSTONLE18 3TE
9BLACK SWAN ROADWIGSTONLE18 3TE
11BLACK SWAN ROADWIGSTONLE18 3TE
13BLACK SWAN ROADWIGSTONLE18 3TE
15BLACK SWAN ROADWIGSTONLE18 3TE
1LIME DELPH ROADWIGSTONLE18 3TE
2LIME DELPH ROADWIGSTONLE18 3TE
3LIME DELPH ROADWIGSTONLE18 3TE
4LIME DELPH ROADWIGSTONLE18 3TE
5LIME DELPH ROADWIGSTONLE18 3TE
6LIME DELPH ROADWIGSTONLE18 3TE
7LIME DELPH ROADWIGSTONLE18 3TE
8LIME DELPH ROADWIGSTONLE18 3TE
9LIME DELPH ROADWIGSTONLE18 3TE
10LIME DELPH ROADWIGSTONLE18 3TE
11LIME DELPH ROADWIGSTONLE18 3TE
12LIME DELPH ROADWIGSTONLE18 3TE
13LIME DELPH ROADWIGSTONLE18 3TE
14LIME DELPH ROADWIGSTONLE18 3TE
15LIME DELPH ROADWIGSTONLE18 3TE
16LIME DELPH ROADWIGSTONLE18 3TE
17LIME DELPH ROADWIGSTONLE18 3TE
18LIME DELPH ROADWIGSTONLE18 3TE
20LIME DELPH ROADWIGSTONLE18 3TE
22LIME DELPH ROADWIGSTONLE18 3TE
24LIME DELPH ROADWIGSTONLE18 3TE
26LIME DELPH ROADWIGSTONLE18 3TE
28LIME DELPH ROADWIGSTONLE18 3TE
30LIME DELPH ROADWIGSTONLE18 3TE
32LIME DELPH ROADWIGSTONLE18 3TE
PUBLIC TELEPHONE 33M FROM 109 WELFORD ROAD 9M FROM UNNAMED ROADROUNDABOUT AT THE JUNCTION OF GUTHLAXTON WAY AND WELFORD ROADWIGSTONLE18 3TE
109 CEMETERY LODGEWELFORD ROADWIGSTONLE18 3TE
ADJ SOUTH LEICESTER R F CWELFORD ROADWIGSTONLE18 3TE
BERRY HOUSEWELFORD ROADWIGSTONLE18 3TE
CEMETERYWELFORD ROADWIGSTONLE18 3TE
COMMERCIAL ASSOCIATES LTDWELFORD ROADWIGSTONLE18 3TE
FORMERLY THE CEDARSWELFORD ROADWIGSTONLE18 3TE
GLENS MOTOR BODY REPAIRSWELFORD ROADWIGSTONLE18 3TE
INGLENEUKWELFORD ROADWIGSTONLE18 3TE
KILBY BRIDGE CARAVANSWELFORD ROADWIGSTONLE18 3TE
LAND NORTH OF THE CEDARSWELFORD ROADWIGSTONLE18 3TE
LAYBY ON WELFORD ROADWELFORD ROADWIGSTONLE18 3TE
PUBLIC TELEPHONE 20M FROM BERRY HOUSE, WELFORD ROAD 6M FROM UNNAMED ROADWELFORD ROADWIGSTONLE18 3TE
ROGER FIRTH CARSWELFORD ROADWIGSTONLE18 3TE
SHELTER 24M FROM 38 FORRYANS CLOSE 7M FROM A5199WELFORD ROADWIGSTONLE18 3TE
SOUTH LEICESTER RUGBY CLUBWELFORD ROADWIGSTONLE18 3TE
ST PETTROX NURSERIES, ST PETTROXWELFORD ROADWIGSTONLE18 3TE
LAND SOUTH of ST PETTROX NURSERYWELFORD ROADWIGSTONLE18 3TE
THE LAYBYWELFORD ROADWIGSTONLE18 3TE
2 PENNY, THE MOORINGWELFORD ROADWIGSTONLE18 3TE
CANNY CHANTER, THE MOORINGWELFORD ROADWIGSTONLE18 3TE
STAFF ACCOMMODATION, THE NAVIGATIONWELFORD ROADWIGSTONLE18 3TE
THE NAVIGATIONWELFORD ROADWIGSTONLE18 3TE
THE WHITE HOUSEWELFORD ROADWIGSTONLE18 3TE
WATERWAY HOUSEWELFORD ROADWIGSTONLE18 3TE
WEIGHBRIDGE HOUSEWELFORD ROADWIGSTONLE18 3TE

Table 8

Addresses in LE18 3TF within the protected area

Property Number or nameStreetAreaPostcode
ELLIS FARMWELFORD ROADWIGSTONLE18 3TF
1KILBY BRIDGEWELFORD ROADWIGSTONLE18 3TF
2KILBY BRIDGEWELFORD ROADWIGSTONLE18 3TF
3KILBY BRIDGEWELFORD ROADWIGSTONLE18 3TF
4KILBY BRIDGEWELFORD ROADWIGSTONLE18 3TF
5KILBY BRIDGEWELFORD ROADWIGSTONLE18 3TF
6KILBY BRIDGEWELFORD ROADWIGSTONLE18 3TF

Regulation 1(3)

SCHEDULE 2Underlying Medical Conditions

1.  Chronic (long-term) respiratory diseases, such as asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, emphysema or bronchitis.

2.  Chronic heart disease, such as heart failure.

3.  Chronic kidney disease.

4.  Chronic liver disease, such as hepatitis.

5.  Chronic neurological conditions, such as Parkinson’s disease, motor neurone disease, multiple sclerosis, a learning disability or cerebral palsy.

6.  Diabetes.

7.  Problems with the spleen, such as sickle cell disease or removal of the spleen.

8.  A weakened immune system as the result of conditions such as HIV and AIDS, or medicines such as steroid tablets or chemotherapy.

9.  Being seriously overweight, with a body mass index of 40 or above.

Regulations 3 and 4

SCHEDULE 3Businesses subject to restrictions or closure

PART 1

1.  Restaurants, including restaurants and dining rooms in hotels or members’ clubs.

2.—(1) Cafes, including workplace canteens (subject to sub-paragraph (2)), but not including—

(a)cafes or canteens at a hospital, care home or school;

(b)canteens at a prison or an establishment intended for use for naval, military or air force purposes or for the purposes of the Department of the Secretary of State responsible for defence;

(c)services providing food or drink to the homeless.

(2) Workplace canteens may remain open where there is no practical alternative for staff at that workplace to obtain food.

3.  Bars, including bars in hotels or members’ clubs.

4.  Public houses.

PART 2

5.  Cinemas.

6.  Theatres.

7.  Nightclubs.

8.—(1) Dance halls, discotheques, and any other venue which—

(a)opens at night,

(b)has a dance floor or other space for dancing by members of the public (and for these purposes members of the venue in question are to be considered members of the public), and

(c)provides music, whether live or recorded, for dancing.

(2) A business does not fall within paragraph (1) if it ceases to provide music and dancing.

9.—(1) Sexual entertainment venues and hostess bars.

(2) For the purposes of this paragraph—

(a)“sexual entertainment venue” has the meaning given in paragraph 2A of Schedule 3 to the Local Government (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1982(12);

(b)“hostess bar” has the meaning given in paragraph 3B of that Schedule(13).

10.  Bingo halls.

11.  Concert halls.

12.  Museums and galleries.

13.  Casinos.

14.  Betting shops.

15.  Nail bars and salons, hair salons and barbers.

16.  Tanning booths and salons.

17.  Spas, and beauty salons, and for these purposes, “beauty salon” includes any premises providing beauty services including cosmetic, aesthetic and wellness treatments.

18.  Massage parlours.

19.  Tattoo and piercing parlours.

20.  Skating rinks.

21.  Indoor and outdoor swimming pools, including water parks.

22.  Indoor play areas, including soft play areas.

23.  Indoor fitness and dance studios.

24.  Indoor gyms and sports courts and facilities.

25.  Bowling alleys.

26.  Amusement arcades or other indoor leisure centres or facilities, including indoor games, recreation and entertainment venues.

27.  Funfairs (whether outdoors or indoors), theme parks and adventure parks and activities.

28.  Playgrounds.

29.  Auction Houses (except for livestock auctions).

30.  Social clubs.

31.  Model villages.

32.  Aquariums and zoos, including safari parks.

33.  Visitor attractions at farms.

34.—(1) Indoor attractions at visitor attractions such as—

(a)botanical or other gardens, biomes or greenhouses;

(b)heritage sites or film studios;

(c)landmarks, including observation wheels or viewing platforms.

(2) For the purposes of sub-paragraph (1), an “indoor attraction” means those parts of a venue, including visitor centres but not including toilets for visitors, which—

(a)would be considered to be enclosed or substantially enclosed for the purposes of section 2 of the Health Act 2006 under the Smoke Free (Premises and Enforcement) Regulations 2006; and

(b)are, in normal times, open for members of the public to visit for the purposes of recreation, whether or not for payment.

35.—(1) Conference centres and exhibition halls, so far as they are used to host conferences, exhibitions or trade shows other than conferences or events which are attended only by employees of the person who owns or is responsible for running the conference centre or exhibition hall.

(2) For the purposes of this paragraph, a “trade show” is an event held to bring together members of a particular industry to display, demonstrate and discuss their latest products and services with members of the public.

PART 3

36.  Food retailers, including food markets, supermarkets, convenience stores and corner shops.

37.  Off licenses and licensed shops selling alcohol (including breweries).

38.  Pharmacies (including non-dispensing pharmacies) and chemists.

39.  Newsagents.

40.  Homeware, building supplies and hardware stores.

41.  Petrol stations.

42.  Car repair and MOT services.

43.  Bicycle shops.

44.  Taxi or vehicle hire businesses.

45.  The following businesses—

(a)banks,

(b)building societies,

(c)credit unions,

(d)short term loan providers,

(e)savings clubs,

(f)cash points, and

(g)undertakings which by way of business operate currency exchange offices, transmit money (or any representation of money) by any means or cash cheques which are made payable to customers.

46.  Post offices.

47.  Funeral directors.

48.  Laundrettes and dry cleaners.

49.  Dental services, opticians, audiology services, chiropody, chiropractors, osteopaths and other medical or health services, including services relating to mental health.

50.  Veterinary surgeons and pet shops.

51.  Agricultural supplies shop.

52.  Storage and distribution facilities, including delivery drop off or collection points, where the facilities are in the premises of a business included in this Part.

53.  Car parks.

54.  Public toilets.

55.  Garden centres.

56.  Outdoor sports courts or amenities, including water sports, stables, shooting and archery venues, golf courses and driving ranges.

57.  Outdoor markets.

58.  Showrooms and other premises, including outdoor areas, used for the sale or hire of caravans, boats, or any vehicles which can be propelled by mechanical means.

EXPLANATORY NOTE

(This note is not part of the Regulations)

These Regulations only apply to Leicester and require the closure of businesses in Leicester selling food or drink for consumption on the premises, and businesses listed in Part 2 of Schedule 3, to protect against the risks to public health arising from coronavirus, except for limited permitted uses. Restrictions are imposed on businesses other than those listed in Part 3 of Schedule 3, which are permitted to remain open. The Regulations also prohibit anyone staying overnight in a place other than the place where they live without reasonable excuse, and ban certain gatherings. The closures and restrictions last until they are terminated by a direction given by the Secretary of State.

The need for these restrictions must be reviewed by the Secretary of State every 14 days, with the first review taking place by 18th July 2020.

No impact assessment has been prepared for these Regulations.

(1)

1984 c. 22. Part 2A was inserted by section 129 of the Health and Social Care Act 2008 (c. 14).

(2)

2006 c. 21. Section 18 has been amended by the Children and Young Persons Act 2008 (c. 23), Schedule 1, paragraph 19, and Schedule 4; the Criminal Justice and Courts Act 2015 (c. 2), Schedule 9, paragraph 21, and S.I. 2010/813.

(5)

The guidance is published at: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/coronavirus-covid-19-maintaining-educational-provision/guidance-for-schools-colleges-and-local-authorities-on-maintaining-educational-provision. A hard copy of the guidance can be obtained from the Cabinet Office, 70 Whitehall, London SW1A 2AS.

(6)

2006 c. 47. Sub-paragraph (3B) was substituted, with sub-paragraphs (1), (3) and (3A) to (3E) for sub-paragraphs (1) to (3) by s. 66(2) of the Protection of Freedoms Act 2012 (c. 9).

(7)

2000 c. 14. Section 3 has been amended by paragraph 4 of Schedule 5 to the Health and Social Care Act 2008 (c. 14). There are other amendments to section 3 which are no relevant to these Regulations.

(8)

2006 c. 28. Section 2 was amended by paragraph 4 of Schedule 2 to the Health (Wales) Act 2017 (2017 anaw 2).

(9)

S.I. 2006/3368, to which there are amendments which are not relevant to these Regulations.

(11)

1984 c. 60. Section 24 was substituted b s. 110(1) of the Serious Organised Crime and Police Act 2005 (c. 15).

(12)

1982 (c. 30). Paragraph 2A was inserted by section 27 of the Policing and Crime Act 2009 (c. 26).

(13)

Paragraph 3B was inserted by section 33 of the London Local Authorities Act 2007 (c. ii).