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Books on the Hill in St Albans.
- Credit: Matt Adams
The next phase in the government s roadmap out of lockdown will see the re-opening of non-essential shops for the first time in months.
From next Monday, April 12, we will once again be able to visit bookshops and boutiques, gift shops and game shops, and have actual face-to-face conversations with real life retailers.
Ahead of their grand re-openings, we spoke to some of the city s independents to find out how they feel about welcoming customers back into their stores.
The Dressing Room in St Albans High Street.
- Credit: Matt Adams
Skin To Love clinic in Chequer Street, St Albans.
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The city s independent businesses are desperate to learn the Prime Minister s plans for coming out of the latest lockdown, due to be revealed on Monday, in order to better prepare for when they are allowed to reopen.
Tony Earley, of Earleys boutique in George Street, said: The third lockdown has made life hard. The stop-start nature of the lockdown means we have a considerable amount of stock left , we have gone online and I have done personal Zoom styling sessions for a couple of customers, and we had a few sales for Valentine s. However I would like clear and decisive dates for the end of lockdown as suppliers wish to deliver spring [outfits] and I have declined so far.”