Below are the main points from the Prime Minister’s Statement to parliament on the Roadmap:
Step one – from 8 March
From 29 March
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People will be able to meet outside including in private gardens, subject to the rule of six, or provided no more than two households are meeting.
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People will no longer be legally required to stay at home but should work from home if they can and try not to travel.
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Outdoor sports facilities such as tennis or basketball courts and open air swimming pools can reopen and formally organised sports can restart.
Step Two - From 12th April
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Self-catering will open for individuals or household groups only.
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Non-essential retail will open.
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Pubs and restaurants will begin to open for outdoors service, without curfew, and no requirement for people to order a substantial meal.
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Zoos, theme parks, and drive-in cinemas will open
Step Three - no earlier than 17 May
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Pubs and restaurants will open for indoor service
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Hotels, guesthouses and B&Bs will open
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Pubs and restaurants will open for indoor service
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Cinemas and theatres will open
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Most restrictions outdoors will be lifted, subject to a limit of 30 people
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International travel will not resume before 17 May
Step Four - no earlier than 21 June
In Addition, there will be Four Reviews
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Looking at whether having a vaccine or a negative test result can reduce restrictions on social contact.
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Piloting the impact of testing and reduced social distancing on events.
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Looking at how to facilitate more inbound and outbound travel - to report back by 12 April
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Review social distancing measures, such as the one-metre-plus rule, rules on face coverings and working from home – to report back by 21 June.
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