Here we go again! From work to gym to going to the salon, what you can and can't do as we prepare for a second lockdown

This month's lockdown will not be the same as spring's. Schools will stay open, and we can still meet one person from another household outside. 

More people will carry on travelling in to work, and the elderly will not be ordered to 'shield' indoors. 

Here's a handy guide to what the new rules mean for you and your loved ones...

FRIENDS AND FAMILY

NURSERIES, SCHOOLS AND CHILDCARE

Unlike in the first lockdown, you CAN meet a friend, relative or partner from another household outdoors, to exercise or sit in a park

Unlike in the first lockdown, you CAN meet a friend, relative or partner from another household outdoors, to exercise or sit in a park

If you must take public transport, avoid busy times and routes. Always wear a mask and maintain social distancing where possible

If you must take public transport, avoid busy times and routes. Always wear a mask and maintain social distancing where possible

GOING TO WORK

VULNERABLE PEOPLE AND CARE HOMES

TRAVEL

Going on holiday is banned. Overseas travel is allowed for work or essential trips only

Going on holiday is banned. Overseas travel is allowed for work or essential trips only

Hairdressers and beauty salons will be shut again, as will massage parlours and tanning salons

Hairdressers and beauty salons will be shut again, as will massage parlours and tanning salons

SHOPS AND LEISURE

PUBLIC SERVICES

Weddings and civil partnerships will not be allowed to go ahead unless there are exceptional circumstances

Weddings and civil partnerships will not be allowed to go ahead unless there are exceptional circumstances

WEDDINGS, FUNERALS AND WORSHIP

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