Gyms and beauty salons given fresh reopening date by the government

He added: “As with other services, this service will only be brought online when there is a confidence it can be delivered with a high degree of safety.“If there is any change to the identified risk which means it cannot be delivered safely, such as a further wave of coronavirus, then any service may once again be suspended in response to those dangers.”

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Join thousands of others who have signed up for the Daily Record newsletter.Showcase Cinema at Bargeddie is reopening its doors tomorrow – and is offering admission to all films for £5 to welcome back movie fans.New protection measures put in place by the cinema chain include self-scan entry points to use with tickets booked online, showings being spread out throughout each day and reduced numbers of people being admitted to each cinema to allow for cleaning and social distancing respectively,

coronavirus pandemic. But things are a little bit different from what you may remember and salons in the beauty industry have had to take extra measures to make sure it's the safest environment possible.This means sanitising your hands, having your temperature checked on arrival and wearing a facemask during your appointment.

coronavirus lockdown today with beauty salons and tattoo parlours opening for the first time since late March. Enhanced safety measures will be put in place to prevent any spread of the deadly Covid-19 virus.

outh Lanarkshire Council have yet to confirm a date.

After nearly four months we can finally get back in the salon.From today, Monday July 13, beauticians, nail bars, tattooists, tanning salons and spas can reopen in England following hairdressers which opened on July 4.All the above businesses had to close back in March when lockdown was imposed due to the coronavirus pandemic.But culture secretary Oliver Dowden gave the beauty industry the green light to start trading again from Monday in a press conference last week.He did warn, however, that

North Wales Live reports.Speaking to Radio 5 Live about the latest easing of lockdown restrictions in Wales, he said that campsites with shared facilities can open from July 25.It follows a previous announcement that self contained accommodation - including static caravans and holiday lodge parks - will be able to open up again from tomorrow (July 11).He also announced that house viewings of properties that are occupied can restart from July 27.Mr Drakeford said: "Campsites can open from July 25

Phase Three of Scotland's route map out of lockdown. One of the main things we have been looking forward to post-lockdown is a pampering session to spruce up our appearance.

You may have become an expert in painting your own nails and applying your own make-up in lockdown.But finally, we can let someone else do all the work for us beauticians, nail bars, tattooists, tanning salons and spas can reopen.From Monday, July 13, the above businesses will be able to welcome clients back in to their shops and salons after four long months.It follows the easing of guidelines on July 4 which saw pubs, restaurants and hairdressers among the venues given the green light to start

Beauticians, nail bars, tattooists, tanning salons and spas are among the latest businesses given the go ahead to reopen.From Monday, July 13, these professions, as well as masseurs and body piercing services, will be able to welcome clients back in to their shops and salons after four long months.It means as well as getting your hair done, which was allowed from July 4, you can also get your nails fixed, tan applied as well as have some relaxing treatments to ease you back into normal

Beauticians, tattooists and tanning salons in England can reopen from Monday in the latest easing of the lockdown.Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden told a Downing Street press conference on Thursday: “Having allowed hairdressers to reopen, beauticians, tattooists, spas, tanning salons and other close contact services can now do the same, I’m pleased to say, from Monday.“Of course that will be subject to some restrictions on particularly high-risk services.”Many non-essential business were able to