Nicola Sturgeon has revealed when certain sectors could reopen for business.
The First Minister has provided indicative dates for when a number of business places and services can resume.
It comes after plans were revealed yesterday for children to return to school full-time in August if the virus is further supressed.
The reopening of the sectors remains dependent upon the number of infections continuing to decline.
Key dates
July 3: Scots can travel further than five miles for recreation;
July 3: self-contained holiday accommodation – for example holiday cottages and lodges, or caravans can open;
July 6: Beer gardens can reopen;
July 13: Non-essential shops in shopping centres can reopen;
July 15: People can meet indoors with one other household;
July 15: Childcare facilities, such as nurseries, can reopen;
July 15: Hairdressers can reopen;
July 15: All holiday accommodation reopens, with restrictions in place;
July 15: Indoor hospitality reopens – such as pubs. But hospitality businesses will be required to take customers’ details;
July 15: Museums, galleries and cinemas can reopen with reduced capacities.
The First Minister will offer updates ahead of each date.
