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26 Mar 2021, 13:35
The end of lockdown couldn't come any quicker, so here is a comprehensive list of the businesses that Boris has deemed safe to open from Monday 29th March including outdoor swimming pools and tennis courts. Get ready for a Baltic swim.
The rule of six (or the meeting of two households outdoors) will also be allowed from the beginning of next week.
Businesses which run outdoor sports facilities including:
Tennis courts
Basketball courts
Golf courses
Water sports venues
Swimming pools
Archery venues
Riding centres
Climbing walls
Driving and shooting ranges
Indoor sports facilities and gyms won't be allowed to open up for five more weeks until April 12th, while exercise class fans will have to wait until mid-May.
The doors will still be shut on all non-essential shops and businesses classified as "non-essential" including:
Clothing and homeware stores
Vehicle showrooms, other than for rental
Betting shops
Tailors
Tobacco and vape shops
Electronic goods and mobile phone shops
Auction houses, except for auctions of livestock and agricultural equipment
Market stalls selling non-essential goods
Bars, pubs, cafes and restaurants except for takeaway and delivery
Hotels, hostels, guest houses and campsites, except for specific circumstances
Leisure centres and gyms
Swimming pools, sports courts, fitness and dance studios, riding arenas at riding centres, climbing walls, and golf courses
Theatres, concert halls, cinemas, museums and galleries
Casinos, amusement arcades, bingo halls, bowling alleys
Skating rinks, go-karting venues, indoor play and soft play centres and areas
Circuses, fairgrounds, funfairs, water parks and theme parks
Zoos, safari parks, and aquariums
Indoor attractions at venues such as botanical or other gardens, biomes or greenhouses
Hairdressers, barbers and nail salons
Tattoo and piercing shops
Beauty and tanning salons
Nightclubs and adult entertainment venues
Community centres and halls apart from a few exceptions
Businesses allowed to be open from April 12 include hairdressers, barbers, pubs and bars - as long as they serve outside.
Restrictions on everything are hoping to be lifted by June 21 but all remains dependent on the coronavirus cases keeping under control and progress in dishing out the vaccine.
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