lockdown restrictions ease significantly for the first time in four months. A number of rules changes have come into force from today - including the reopening of non-essential retail and hospitality.
All the new lockdown rules from today as England roadmap sees pub beer gardens, restaurants, gyms and more shops opening
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Lockdown restrictions have been eased again today as step two of the government's lockdown roadmap commences.
From today, April 12, a number of businesses will be allowed to welcome back customers.
Brits will be heading to shops, salons, gyms and pools, as well as beer gardens, following the changes today.
The relaxation of the rules comes five weeks after the first step of the roadmap saw the reopening of schools and the
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