Boris Johnson has revealed his roadmap for when the national lockdown will be lifted in England.
Under the plans announced on Monday, the lockdown restrictions will be eased in four stages, starting on March 8 with the reopening of schools.
At each stage, the government will be looking at four key tests which must be met in order for restrictions to be eased.
They include the vaccine-roll out continuing successfully, vaccine efficacy, infection rates and hospitals and new variants.
The much anticipated announcement came as welcome news for many who are looking forward to being reunited with their loved ones and getting back to normal life after almost a year of coronavirus restrictions.
But many people have differing opinions over the restrictions and what should be eased when.
We're keen to hear your views on this in our lockdown survey, aimed at capturing the views of people across Merseyside.
The survey includes questions on each stage of the government's roadmap, from meeting people outdoors to the reopening of bars and restaurants and holidays.
It takes just a few minutes to fill in and there are three options for each question - too soon, about right or should be sooner.
You can fill out the survey through the form above or find it by clicking here.
