June 15 has seen yet more changes to lockdown, but what is new today?

East Anglian Daily Times: Signage with messages to stay apart have been laid on the pavements around Ipswich town centre Picture: SARAH LUCY BROWNSignage with messages to stay apart have been laid on the pavements around Ipswich town centre Picture: SARAH LUCY BROWN (Image: Archant)

What has changed?

As of June 15 new guidance allows you to a number of different things:

East Anglian Daily Times: People travelling on buses and trains around Suffolk will now have to wear face masks Picture: CHARLOTTE BONDPeople travelling on buses and trains around Suffolk will now have to wear face masks Picture: CHARLOTTE BOND (Image: Charlotte Bond)

• You can visit any type of shop; Primark and Debenhams in Ipswich are among some of those opening today.

• You can visit outdoor attractions including drive-in cinemas, and animal attractions like zoos, farms and safari parks; Colchester Zoo will open on June 18.

• Year 10 and 12 pupils in secondary schools and further education colleges will begin to receive some face to face support

• You must wear a face covering on public transport

• All hospital visitors and outpatients must wear face coverings in hospitals

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What remains prohibited?

•You cannot visit people in their own homes, unless you are part of their support bubble.

•You are not allowed to stay overnight away from your home or at hotels (except for limited work reasons).

•You are not allowed to use an outdoor gym or playground

•You cannot gather in a group of more than six people.

Are there still fines for those who don’t follow the rules?

• Penalties for a first offence are now set at £100 (reduced to £50 if paid within two weeks) and double for every subsequent rule breach, up to £3,200.

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What happens next?

• On June 17 Premier League football will return, but behind closed doors. Sadly Ipswich Town’s season is already over following a vote last week.

• July 4 is one of the next big dates being worked towards; it should see the reopening of pubs as well as hairdressers and nail bars.