Lockdown changes: Everything you can and can't do in England and Wales from April 12
Both England and Wales take big steps towards easing lockdown restrictions on Monday.
Three months after they last opened, non-essential retailers both sides of the border can welcome customers into their stores again, while English beer gardens will reopen - so let's hope for some warm and dry weather!
The next easing of rules comes as part of both the UK and Welsh Governments' road maps out of lockdown, as the Covid vaccination programme continues to help drive down hospitalisation and death rates.
But with so many dates and rules to remember - with Wales' First Minister recently announcing an acceleration of lockdown easing west of the border - here's a rundown of what you can and can't do on both sides of the England/Wales border for now.
When do shops open?
Monday!
Non-essential retailers will be open again from April 12 in both England and Wales.
When do pubs reopen?
Pubs in England can welcome customers again on Monday in their beer gardens, with people allowed to meet in groups of either six or two households.
The same also applies to cafes and restaurants.
Table service will be provided, substantial meals will no longer be required in order for customers to enjoy a drink (so no more scotch egg debates!), and curfews have also been scrapped.
Indoor mixing is still not allowed though.
It's a different story in Wales, where outdoor hospitality is not due to restart until Monday, April 26.
Welsh First Minister Mark Drakeford has also tried to dissuade residents from nipping over the border for a drink.
Mr Drakeford has also said he does not intend to impose a curfew either when Welsh pubs reopen.
