People in England will be able to hug loved ones, dine in restaurants and go on holiday abroad from next week in a “considerable step on the road back to normality”, Boris Johnson said in a press briefing on Monday, May 10.
From May 17:
– People will be able to meet outdoors in groups of up to 30.
– People will be able to meet indoors in groups of six, or two households.
– Pubs and restaurants will be able to serve customers indoors, although they will be limited to table service.
– Cinemas, museums, theatres and concert halls will be allowed to reopen although there will be capacity limits on large events.
– The “stay in the UK” restriction will lift and people will be able to travel to “green list” countries such as Portugal, although they are still being advised not to go to destinations on the amber list.
– Up to 30 people will be allowed at weddings, although dancing will still not be allowed, and the cap on the number of mourners attending funerals will be lifted, in line with the safe capacity of the venue.
Here are the bars and restaurants in Trinity Leeds which are reopening on May 17:
7. Franco Manca
Franco Manca is currently open for outdoor dining but is set to reopen on May 17. There is no booking system in place instead people are asking to join a 'virtual queue' system when they are in 500m of the restaurant and the staff will text the guests when the table is ready.
11. Meat Liquor
Meat Liquor is open for outdoor dining but is taking books for indoor dining now, in time for May 17.
12. Wagamama
Wagamama has been opening for dining on its terrace and is welcoming people back on May 17.