About two thirds of pubs in Oxfordshire have reopened following the relaxing of lockdown restrictions. That’s the view of the Campaign for Real Ale group, which has been monitoring the response of landlords since pubs and restaurants were allowed to serve customers outside from April 12. Dave Richardson, of the Oxford branch of CAMRA, said many pubs have adapted well by providing more outdoor seatings, marquees and parasols. But he warned that there were ‘have and have nots’ and pubs without outdoor space are having to wait until May 17 to reopen when the Government is expected to allow pubs and restaurants to reopen again indoors.