With Wales slowly starting to come out of lockdown, we're seeing restrictions being lifted and things begin to open once again.
After months of not being able to go to non-essential shops, eat at restaurants or drink at bars, the country is starting to see a semblance of normality.
Shops are now open, bars and restaurants can be visited - as long as it's outside - attractions are reopening and it looks as though more changes are coming soon.
In England, where lockdown rules eased earlier than in Wales, research from Yumpingo's We Hear You initiative revealed that 96% of people who have returned to restaurants were happy with measures in place.
So, with that in mind, tell us what you think. We want to know how these measures have affected the people of Newport.
Has the Welsh Government made the right calls with lockdown measures - are we moving too slowly or too fast? How has that impacted your life in Newport?
We've compiled a survey so you can share your views. You can take the survey here:
Feel free to leave us feed back about the survey.
To send feedback, drop an email to newsdesk@walesonline.co.uk or joshua.knapman@walesonline.co.uk
