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Wales will be plunged into a new lockdown from Friday (December 4, 2020) however, non-essential retail will be allowed to remain open.

Under the new measures announced today by Welsh First Minister Mark Drakeford, pubs, bars and restaurants will not be able to sell alcohol, and will have to shut at 6pm.

Cinemas, bowling alleys and other indoor entertainment venues will also close, but non-essential retail, hairdressers, gyms and leisure centres can stay open.

The move, to prevent the spread of Covid-19, follows the previous 'firebreak' lockdown between October 23 and November 9.

Meanwhile, the Welsh Government has released further information about the grants available to businesses impacted by the pandemic. Read more here for the latest information

Additional Guidance and Resources

• Wales lockdown: Non-essential retail to reopen from November 9
• Welsh lockdown: No definitive ‘non-essential’ product list available
• Bira angry over Welsh Government U-turn on ‘essential’ stores
• Wales lockdown: Which businesses can stay open? (updated 22/10/2020)
• Wales to impose two-week circuit breaker lockdown
• Is a national circuit breaker the answer?

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