England was plunged into its third national lockdown last night with all non-essential retailers ordered to close.
According to the Government's website this means the closure of clothing and homeware stores, vehicle showrooms, betting shops, tailors, tobacco and vape shops, electronic goods and mobile phone stores, auction houses and market stalls selling non-essential goods.
Non-essential retail can remain open for delivery to customers and click-and-collect.
Other businesses such as restaurants, bars, gyms, cinemas, swimming pools, bingo halls, indoor play, bowling alleys and more have also closed.
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Stores which the Government says are essential will remain open and include those stocking food and medicines.
Below, we've rounded-up every business and store the Government says will be allowed to remain open during England's third lockdown.
We'll continue to update this list as and when we get confirmation of other stores staying open.
Shops and businesses staying open during lockdown
Asda
Tesco
Morrisons
Aldi
Sainsbury’s
Lidl
Co-Op
M&S
Iceland
Heron Foods
Poundland
Home Bargains
B&M
Wilko
The Range
Boots
Wickes
B&Q
Post offices
Garden centres
Newsagents
Pet shops
Petrol stations
Bicycle shops
Automatic car washes
Vehicle repair and MOT services
Taxi and vehicle hire businesses
Other businesses confirmed to stay open
Banks
Building societies
Funeral directors
Launderettes and dry cleaners
Medical and dental services
Vets and retailers of products and food for the upkeep and welfare of animals
Animal rescue centres, boarding facilities and animal groomers (for animal welfare, rather than aesthetic purposes)
Agricultural supplies shops
Mobility and disability support shops
Storage and distribution facilities
Car parks, public toilets and motorway service areas
