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Many places can t wait to open their doors to guests again
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With restrictions lifting across England from May 17th, there are plenty of things to do that have been closed for almost a year. We ve put together a list of some great ideas for days out in indoor spaces
Please do remember to practice social distancing wherever possible and don t forget to take your mask. We recommend booking ahead when you can to avoid disappointment.
Cinema
Where once we took them for granted, the big screen feels like a distant dream for many nowadays. Cinemas will be throwing open their doors once more from the 17th with extra spacing and other measures to keep viewers safe. There are plenty of big productions coming out including Oscar winner Nomadland, as well as Godzilla vs Kong, Peter Rabbit 2, and horror film Spiral.
Schools around Cornwall are welcoming back swimming lessons after having stopped them throughout the Covid-19 pandemic. A large number of schools are now getting pupils back into the water at local leisure centres after an absence of more than twelve months. So far 59 schools have signed up for lessons run by GLL, a not-for-profit social enterprise that operates under the Better brand. The intensive sessions are designed to help children swim 25 metres before they leave primary school – a national curriculum requirement. St Austell, Wadebridge, Bude and Truro leisure centres have been welcoming school groups since reopening on April 12 and feedback to date has been very positive.