Following the Government announcement on 23rd June and the reopening of the ‘non-essential’ retailers on 15th June, the majority of high street businesses will be permitted to reopen from Saturday 4th July 2020.![]()
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This includes cafes, pubs, restaurants, hair salons and barbers.![]()
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Before any businesses do reopen, they must read and implement the measures set out in the recently published Government guidance. They must also display signage confirming they are Covid Secure.![]()
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More details of the specific guidance for different business types can be found at - www.broxtowe.gov.uk/for-you/crime-safety-emergencies/coronavirus-covid-19/open-for-business/![]()
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Please note that beauty salons and nail bars, tattoo, piercing and massage parlours must remain closed until further notice. Where the services above may usually be offered in hair salons or barber premises, ONLY the hair cutting and/or treatment can be offered.![]()
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Indoor gyms and fitness centres must also remain closed until further notice.
Information from Broxtowe Borough Council on the reopening of 'non-essential retail' businesses from today.Many more businesses will be re-opening today and they need your support. Businesses who have met the Government’s requirements will be displaying COVID Secure signage. Anyone who is concerned about a business not operating appropriately can report this to the Council by emailing health@broxtowe.gov.uk www.broxtowe.gov.uk/openforbusinesscovid19 #shoplocal #shopsafely
Please be aware that all non-essential retailers may be permitted to open from 15th June. Only outdoor markets selling non-essential items and car showrooms can reopen from Monday 1st June. Caravan sales are classified as car showrooms for the purposes of the Government's planned reopening phases.In England outdoor markets will be able to reopen from 1 June, as soon as they are able to meet the COVID-19 secure guidelines to protect shoppers and workers. ![]()
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➡️ www.gov.uk/government/news/prime-minister-sets-out-timeline-for-retail-to-reopen-in-june
