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London lockdown12/29/2023 The Department for Transport is reviewing how more flights can take place and will determine when people can travel abroad again – its review is due to conclude on April 12, although international travel won't return until May 17 at the earliest. ![]() The first of these is looking at the return of non-essential international travel. At this point limits on mixing, both outdoors and indoors, are planned to be removed and any parts of the economy that are closed will be able to reopen.Īlongside the roadmap the government says it is running four studies to guide how and when restrictions are lifted. The final step of the lockdown easing will happen no earlier than June 21. The government is conducting a review into international travel but this is the earliest that it may be allowed again – beyond existing exemptions. Weddings will be allowed to have up to 30 people in attendance. Sports stadiums will be allowed to reopen to fans, with the largest stadiums allowed to have 10,000 people in at once. Hotels, cinemas and other indoor venues will also reopen at this point (with the rule of six still in place). Indoor mixing will be allowed up to groups of six people and pubs and restaurants will be allowed to open indoors. Unlike the first lockdown schools, colleges and universities can stay open.The lockdown easing’s third step in England will happen by May 17 at the earliest.Hairdressers and beauty salons are also closed.People must not leave their home except for specific purposes including work and volunteering, fulfilling legal obligations, essential activities such as shopping for food, education and childcare, meeting others in your support bubble, medical reasons, and events such as attending a place of worship for individual prayer, a funeral, or a deathbed wedding. ![]()
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