Full list of all the coronavirus restrictions being lifted in England on March 29

17 March 2021, 12:54

More lockdown restrictions will be eased on March 29, including limits on social gatherings. Picture: Getty

By Alice Dear

The Government's roadmap out of lockdown will see more restrictions lifted later this month.

With lockdown easing in full swing, England is set to enter into the second part of step one on March 29.

The roadmap's first step, which happened on March 8, was reopening schools and allowing people to meet with one other person from a different household outside.

The next changes to restrictions will come on March 29, when the 'stay at home' message will end.

The Government's roadmap out of lockdown will see the 'stay at home' message removed on March 29. Picture: Getty

But what else will be changing on March 29 and what can we do?

Social Contact

Outdoor gatherings with either six people or two households allowed
Outdoor gatherings in private gardens with either six people or two households allowed

Business and activities

Outdoor sports facilities (e.g. tennis and basketball courts) can reopen
Open-air swimming pools can reopen
Formally organised outdoor sports allowed

Travel

The 'stay at home' message will end
People should continue working from home if possible

People will be able to meet five others outdoors from March 29. Picture: Getty

Following March 29, the next changes made in the restrictions will come on April 12.

You can find the full list of lockdown easing plans below:

Step 1: From March 8, 2021

All schools to reopen
Outdoor school sports and activities allowed to resume
People allowed outdoors recreationally on a one-plus-one basis
Care home residents permitted one regular visitor and will be able to hold hands
Funerals to allow up to 30 people and weddings will allow 6

From March 29, 2021

Up to six people from two households allowed in outdoor spaces
Outdoor sports facilities to reopen (eg Tennis, Basketball courts)
Organised adult or children's sports activities can return
Outdoor child and parent groups can return (up to 15 parents)

Step 2: After five weeks of Step 1, NO earlier than April 12, 2021

Non-essential retail to open
Outdoor hospitality can reopen
Gyms and indoor leisure open for individual use
Hairdressers and personal care services can reopen
Outdoor attractions such as zoos, drive-thru cinemas and theme parks can reopen.
Funeral wakes, weddings and receptions can have up to 15 people

Step 3: After five weeks of Step 2, NO earlier than May 17, 2021

Indoor hospitality, with no requirement for a substantial meal to be served alongside alcoholic drinks, and no curfew. The requirement to order, eat and drink while seated (‘table service’) will remain
30 person limit outdoors - rule of six will apply indoors (subject to conditions)
International travel may be allowed (subject to conditions)
Remaining outdoor entertainment, such as outdoor theatres and cinemas can open
Indoor entertainment, such as museums, cinemas and children’s play area can open
Remaining accommodation, such as hotels, hostels and B&Bs will be allowed to operate
Adult indoor group sports and exercise classes
Some large events, including conferences, theatre and concert performances and sports events
Significant life events allowed up to 30 people

Step 4: After at least five weeks of Step 3, NO earlier than June 21, 2021

Remove all legal limits on social contact, allowing people to meet indoors
Nightclubs, theatres allowed to reopen (subject to conditions)
All limits on weddings and other life events removed

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