We will be one step closer to normality as lockdown rules ease again in England.
Boris Johnson said he would be visiting a pub tomorrow (April 12) as he confirmed the next stage of lockdown easing will go ahead.
It means all shops, gyms and hairdressers are allowed to reopen and pubs and restaurants can serve outside.
Here we take a closer look at what will change from tomorrow and how it will affect us:
Pubs and restaurants
Both will be allowed to open and serve food and alcohol outdoors.
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- Shopping centre creates 'secret garden' offering food and drink for reopening
Unlike previous restrictions in December, there will be no need for customers to order a substantial meal and no curfew.
However, there will be no standing at the bar and customers must wear a face covering when not seated.
Non-essential shops
High Streets will see some life brought back to them as all retail, including clothes shops can reopen.
Face coverings are still mandatory whilst inside unless you are exempt for medical reasons.
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- All the restaurants and cafes reopening at Braintree Village next month
Hairdressers and beauty salons
You can breathe a sigh of relief as you will finally give your lockdown locks some TLC.
Nail salons and beauty treatments will also be allowed to resume.
Gyms
Fitness fanatics will be pleased to know they can exercise in a gym or leisure centre again.
Social distancing will remain in place, with equipment spaced apart.
Outdoor hospitality
Outdoor attractions such as zoos, theme parks and botanic gardens can all reopen.
Read more:
- Colchester Zoo confirms it will be open on April 12
Drive-in cinemas and performances will also return.
Holidays
From Monday, people in England will be able to go on self-catering holidays in a cottage, caravan or campsite.
The site must not involve shared indoor facilities and you can only go with members of your household or bubble.
Events
Funerals can continue with up to 30 mourners and the number of people able to attend weddings, receptions and commemorative events such as wakes will rise to 15.
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