Lanarkshire shopping centre gets ready to fully reopen as lockdown eases

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Apple - Android But that all changed today (Monday, April 26) when the shop shutters were finally lifted and bouquets were passing through the Buds n' Blooms front door again.Melanie told Lanarkshire Live: “It has been strange, but that's mainly because the shop wasn't open to the public so everything in terms of business has been done through the phone or internet up until now.“I'm excited about the new venture - naturally nervous.

Non-essential retail, restaurants and leisure outlets have now opened their doors, with early morning queues forming for some stores at the EK, East Kilbride.Popular retailer, Primark, saw dozens line the mall prior to the store opening for business.Head over to our new Lanarkshire Live Facebook page to make sure you're up to date with the top stories in the regionA spokesman for the shopping centre told Lanarkshire Live: “We've been following government advice closely throughout the pandemic

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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.

shoppers have formed huge queues to get back into their favourite high street store as shops reopened in Scotland today. Non-essential shops have been allowed to welcome customers for the first time in almost five months on Monday as lockdown restrictions ease.

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beer gardens, with opening hours determined by local licensing laws. The First Minister had previously flagged the April 26th date when she published the Government’s routemap for taking Scotland out of lockdown.

And the ban on travel to and from other parts of the UK will also be lifted - although the First Minister stressed it may be necessary to have local travel restrictions "from time to time".The next big change is due to take place on May 17, when people will be allowed to meet in homes for the first time this year.

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