Vue Cinemas to Begin Reopening U.K. Venues From July 10

concerns over the British Government’s recent radical shake-up of UK planning laws, the Music Venue Trust have received confirmation that grassroots venues will not be put at risk.Last Tuesday (June 30), Boris Johnson unveiled his economic recovery plan for the UK after the coronavirus crisis, and confirmed new proposals that will allow developers to demolish and rebuild vacant and redundant commercial buildings if they are rebuilt as homes.Dubbed “project speed”, the proposals will also allow a

return to school in September and today it outlined the steps needed to make that happen. Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced last week that he wants every child in every year group back for the new academic year.

five-stage plan for their gradual re-opening.Now, we all know that five-step government re-opening plans aren’t worth the Nando’s heat chart they’re scribbled on. Boris Johnson will happily leap from stage one to stage five before any of the stated requirements are met if it suits him, like pandemic hopscotch.

The Prime Minister on Tuesday announced a string of businesses that can reopen on July 4 as part of the third and final phase in easing the coronavirus lockdown.Of these venues in England, hairdressers and barbers made the cut, but to much confusion, beauty establishments didn’t."Today we can say that our long national hibernation is beginning to come to an end and life is returning to our streets and our shops,” Boris Johnson said, “The bustle is starting to come back and a new but cautious

“Our three organisations were delighted to hear the announcement by Prime Minister Boris Johnson regarding the reopening of England’s hospitality sector on 4 July and his specific mention of campsites to cheers from the backbenches.“The three organisations have been busy building plans for the re-opening of our campsites and holiday parks, and we are all looking forward to welcoming holidaymakers back."We hope it will be a bumper summer for UK holidays, which will be a key contributor to the

coronavirus lockdown measures, with prime minister Boris Johnson confirming that screenings can take place from July 4 provided they are “COVID secure.”Odeon are set to reopen 10 cinemas in England from July 4, with a further 88 following in the UK from July 16.

lockdown meant that mass gatherings were banned and places of worship were also forced to close, as well as other possible wedding venues.

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Tom Grater International Film ReporterCinema owners in England got a shot in the arm today when UK prime minister Boris Johnson confirmed that they will be allowed to resume operations on July 4 after being shutdown since mid-March due to the pandemic.

Boris Johnson made the announcement in the Commons today where he outlined a number of new rules that will come into force under the next phase of lockdown.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson outlined plans Tuesday to allow people in England to go to a movie, enjoy pints in a pub and get a haircut — the latest easing of lockdown measures imposed three months ago to slow the spread of the new coronavirus. Johnson spoke to Parliament on Tuesday after meeting his Cabinet in the morning.

coronavirus lockdown measures.A staggered film schedule will allow for fewer crowds in lobbies, while rearranged seating options will allow families and individuals to remain socially distanced during screenings.Ahead of today’s (June 23) announcement from Boris Johnson confirming the July 4 date, Cineworld had said it would be reopening all of its venues (including Picturehouse branches) nationwide from July 10.Since cinemas were shuttered in the UK in March, multiplexes and independent venues

coronavirus.Today (Tuesday June 23) saw Prime Minister Boris Johnson announce a further easing of lockdown measures from July 4, allowing for pubs, restaurants, hotels, and more businesses within the leisure industry to re-open as long as social distancing can be maintained.

Tom Grater International Film ReporterUK cinema owners have been lobbying hard for the government to relax its current two-meter social distancing guidelines in time for their re-opening on July 4, and today they are set to hear that their campaign has been successful.PM Boris Johnson is expected to confirm that cinemas can re-open on that date in an address to parliament shortly, but crucially he will also outline that the country’s distancing rule will be trimmed to one meter, likely with