Coronavirus: Aquariums, pubs and hairdressers prepare to reopen
Owen HumphreysMany businesses across England are getting ready to throw open their doors as lockdown measures are relaxed.
From Saturday 4 July, pubs, restaurants and hairdressers are allowed to reopen, and attractions such as Tynemouth Aquarium are also looking forward to welcoming customers.
Last week, the government confirmed museums, galleries, cinemas, hotels, libraries and zoos could also open.
Social distancing will be cut to 1m plus, and facemasks may be needed.
Owen HumphreysThe Lionheart Fitness gym in Bedlington, Northumberland, has moved some equipment into the car park as indoor gyms are still not permitted.
Owen HumphreysThe Melton Constable pub in Seaton Sluice in Northumberland opens next week, but is already getting the drinks in.
The Anchor pub in Nayland, Suffolk, has dining pods to keep patrons in their bubble.
PhotoshotThe Brewery pub in Whitley Bay, North Tyneside, is looking forward to punters sampling their work.
PA MediaStylist Caroline Peacock, 41, puts the final preparations in place at Toni & Guy in Newcastle.
Staff at the two Michelin star restaurant L'Enclume in Cartmel, Cumbria, get ready for service to resume.
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- BUBBLES: How do they work and who can be in yours?
- JOBS: Can my boss force me to go to work?
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- SYMPTOMS: What are they and how to guard against them?
- FACE MASKS: When should you wear one?
- TESTING: Who can get a test and how?
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