Man enjoys pint at a London pub. Credit: PA Wire/PA Images
Pubs, restaurants and hairdressers across England have opened their doors to customers for the first time in months on so-called Super Saturday.
Business owners have taken a range of measures to comply with Government restrictions but the easing of lockdown measures has prompted concerns about a possible rise in coronavirus cases.
Carole Rickiby cuts the hair of customer Sandra Jacobs at Tusk Hair, in Camden, north London, after opening at midnight Credit: Jonathan Brady/PALouise Arnold-Wilson and Jennifer married at Runcorn Town Hall Registry Office at one minute past midnight Credit: rightCustomers queued early in the morning at a barbers in Ashford, Kent Credit: Gareth Fuller/PABoth barbers and customers wore masks Credit: Gareth Fuller/PALindy Barack was up early to open the doors of The Toll Gate, a Wetherspoons pub in Hornsey, north London Credit: Aaron Chown/PAWetherspoon pubs will be participating in the scheme Credit: Aaron Chown/PAMichael Robinson, 61, was one of the first people to have a pint Credit: Aaron Chown/PAAndrew Slawinaki, 51, reading his paper while having a pint of Guinness at The Toll Gate Credit: Aaron Chown/PAAt the Shakespeare’s Head pub in Holborn, customers were in early ordering breakfast Credit: Yui Mok/PAIn Leeds, barbers at Boris & Co were busy on their first day back at work Credit: Danny Lawson/PAIn Liverpool, a member of staff in PPE waited for customers at the reopening of The Old Stables Restaurant at Allerton Manor Golf Club Credit: Peter Byrne/PA
