Today marks the start of England's second lockdown with all non-essential retailers now closed along with hundreds of other businesses too.
Entertainment venues such as cinemas and bowling alleys and personal care services such as hairdressers and beauty salons are all now shut.
This new lockdown is expected to last until December 2, when the Government has said a review of the measures will take place.
Yesterday, during what was the final day for shoppers to visit clothing stores, Liverpool city centre saw huge queues outside Primark and Zara in particular.
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Wait times to get into Zara were around 20 to 30 minutes, while Primark's moved quite quickly.
Elsewhere car parks at the city's retail parks were busy and toy shops across the city centre had queues outside too.
With these retailers all now closed, only stores deemed as essential are open. These include supermarkets and other food shops.
We've rounded-up the full list below of the places you can still visit whilst these lockdown measures are in place. If you know of anymore we are not included in our list let us know in the comments below and we'll keep updating this piece.
Non-essential shops and businesses still open during lockdown
- Supermarkets including Asda, Aldi, Tesco, Morrisons, Sainsbury's and Lidl
- Co-op stores
- Newsagents
- Boots
- Home Bargains
- B&M
- The Range
- Wickes
- B&Q
- Screwfix
- Post offices
- Garden centres
- Pet shops such as Pets at Home
- Petrol stations
- Bicycle shops
- Car garages and repair shops
- Retail shops in hospitals
