Retailers will be able to resume trading if they can take all reasonable measures to comply with the physical distancing duty in Welsh law to reduce the spread of coronavirus and protect shop workers and shoppers.
The changes are part of a comprehensive package of measures being introduced step by step every Monday over the next 3 weeks. Pupils will return to schools on 29 June and the requirement to stay local will be lifted, if conditions allow on 6 July.
Ministers have decided to lift the requirement to stay local on 6 July, provided the conditions allow. With the requirement lifted, people will be able to travel to tourist attractions across Wales.
The First Minister will today signal to some businesses and the visitor and tourism industry to use this period to begin to make preparations for reopening.
At the next review on 9 July, the Welsh Government will consider a range of specific options for opening:
- Self-contained holiday accommodation
- Personal care services, such as hairdressing and beauty, by appointment.
Discussions will also be held with the hospitality sector about the potential phased reopening of pubs, cafes and restaurants while maintaining strict social distancing.
https://gov.wales/first-minister-announces-further-steps-to-unlock-wales
