Cinema chains across the UK have announced plans to reopen in July, in line with the government's roadmap out of lockdown.
UK cinemas may re-open in July, government confirms
11.05.2020 - 18:41 / nme.com
Venues such as cinemas could potentially reopen in a few months' time.
UK cinemas could provisionally reopen by July 4 as part of new measures introduced by the government in steps to ease the current coronavirus lockdown.
The government published its latest plan today (May 11), which includes a timetable for lifting restrictions in three steps.
As part of ‘step three’, businesses such as cinemas may open no sooner than July 4 depending on a determination from a series of five tests, which were
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