Popular pub chain JD Wetherspoon is set to reopen even more of its pubs next week, with extended opening hours.
Spoons opened 394 of its pubs in England when the roadmap allowed outdoor hospitality spaces to reopen on April 12.
It will now be reopening 137 more across the UK in a phased roll-out, and as restrictions relax in Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.
By the time the next phase is complete, 533 of the company's 871 pubs will be back open in some capacity, the Mirror reports.
All of the pubs that are back up and running will also extend their opening hours for an extra hour each day from April 26.
Wetherspoon pubs in England will be open from 9am to 10pm Sunday to Thursday, and 9am to 11pm Friday and Saturday, though some will close earlier.
Some 44 pubs in England will reopen for the first time next week, including The Paramount on Oxford Street.
Other new openings include branches in Guildford, Ilkeston, Lincoln, Morecambe, Camborne, Driffield, Nottingham and Reading, as well as London.
Wetherspoon will also go ahead with opening 60 of its pubs in Scotland and 32 in Wales next week and three pubs in Northern Ireland on April 30.
Wetherspoon chief executive John Hutson said: “We are looking forward to opening the extra pubs in England as well as those in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
“We look forward to welcoming our customers and staff back to our pubs.”
The menus will be slightly reduced still, with orders preferably made through the Wetherspoon app for those who have a smart phone.
There are no booking systems in operation, and every customer is now required to either check in using the NHS Test and Trace app, or leave their contact details with staff.
44 Wetherspoon pubs reopening in England
MUW Leicester Square, London
Last Post, Southend
Wetherspoons, Milton Keynes
Richard John Blackler, Liverpool
Reginald Mitchell, Hanley
Grey Friar, Preston
Three Magnets, Letchworth
Thomas Sheraton, Stockton
Skylark, Croydon
William Jameson, Sunderland
Red Lion, Skegness
Rising Sun, Redditch
Rodboro Buildings, Guildford
Friar Penketh, Warrington
Holland Tringham, Streatham
Swan Inn, Weymouth
Hope Tap, Reading
Gate Clock, Greenwich
Lord John, Stroud
Paramount, Manchester
Observatory, Ilkeston
Mockbeggar Hall, Moreton
Mail Rooms, Ross On Wye
Rockingham Arms, Elephant & Castle
Rupert Brooke, Rugby
Columbia Press, Watford
Goodmans Field, London
Plough, Hammersmith
Ivy Wall, Spalding
Fall Well, Liverpool
Square Sail, Lincoln
Amber Rooms, Loughborough
Eric Bartholomew, Morecambe
Clairville, Wallasey
Old Market Hall, Mexborough
John Francis Basset, Camborne
Benjamin Fawcett, Driffield
Man in the Wall, Wimborne
Butter Cross, Bingham
Trent Bridge Inn, West Bridgford
High Main, Byker
Six Gold Marlets, Burgess Hill
Lady Chatterley, Eastwood
Hope & Champion, Beaconsfield
30 pubs opening in Wales
These are the branches that have so far been confirmed for next month.
Yr Hen Orsaf, Aberystwyth
Black Bull Inn, Bangor
Tafarn Y Porth, Caernarfon
Gold Cape, Mold
Castle Hotel, Ruthin
Central Hotel, Shotton
Black Boy, Newtown
King's Head, Monmouth
Y Dic Penderyn, Merthyr Tydfil
Sirhowy, Blackwood
Olympia, Tredegar
John Fielding, Cwmbran
Bellhanger, Chepstow
George Hotel, Brecon
Godfrey Morgan, Newport
Ernest Willows, Cardiff
Gatekeeper, Cardiff
Central Bar, Cardiff
Tumble Inn, Pontypridd
Yr Ieuan Ap Iago, Aberdare
Great Western, Cardiff
Sir Samuel Romilly, Barry
Aneurin Bevan, Cardiff
Mount Stuart, Cardiff
Potters Wheel, Swansea
Bank Statement, Swansea
William Owen, Haverfordwest
Red Lion Inn, Swansea
Mardy Inn, Swansea
Sawyer's Arms, Maesteg
Wetherspoons opening in Scotland
Archibald Simpson, Aberdeen
Muckle Cross, Elgin
King's Highway, Inverness
Justice Mill, Aberdeen
Alexander Bain, Wick
Cross Keys, Peterhead
Gordon Highlander, Inverurie
Saltoun Inn, Fraserburgh
Standing Order, Edinburgh
Foot of the Walk, Leith
Hunters Hall, Galashiels
Playfair, Edinburgh
David MacBeth Moir, Mussleburgh
Alexander Graham Bell, Edinburgh
Newyearfield, Livingston
Bourtree, Hawick
White Lady, Corstorphine
Cross Keys, Peebles
Booking Office, Edinburgh Waverley Station
Caley Picture House, Edinburgh
Counting House, Glasgow
Sir John Stirling Maxwell, Glasgow
Last Post, Paisley
Crystal Palace, Glasgow
Wishaw Malt, Wishaw
Robert The Bruce, Dumfries
Esquire House, Anniesland
Hengler's Circus, Glasgow
Sir John Moore, Glasgow
Brandon Works, Motherwell
Society Room, Glasgow
Kirky Puffer, Kirkintilloch
Vulcan, Coatbridge
Lord of the Isles, Glasgow
John Fairweather, Cambuslang
An Ruadh Ghlean, Rutherglen
Carrick Stone, Cumbernauld
Hay Stook, East Kilbride
Counting House, Dundee
Golden Acorn, Glenrothes
Corn Exchange, Arbroath
Robert Nairn, Kirkcaldy
Carron Works, Falkirk
Capital Asset, Perth
Crossed Peels, Stirling
Guildhall and Linen Exchange, Dunfermline
Bobbing John, Alloa
Fair O-Blair, Blairgowrie
Jollys Hotel, Broughty Ferry
James Watt, Greenock
Wheatsheaf Inn, Kilmarnock
West Kirk, Ayr
Salt Cot, Saltcoates
Corryvreckan, Oban
Priest Pioneer, Prestwick
Great Glen, Fort William
Henry Bell, Helensburgh
Auld Brig, Irvine
Paddle Steamer, Largs
Captain James Lang, Dumbarton
Branches reopening in Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland – The Bridge House (Belfast)
The Spirit Merchant (Newtownards)
The Central Bar (Carrickfergus)
