To go to the shops then?:

What are the rules on wearing masks in England now?:

People are no longer required by law to wear face coverings in certain settings now the remaining restrictions in England have been lifted. But the latest guidance, issued last week, says the Government “expects and recommends” masks to be worn by workers and customers in crowded, enclosed spaces such as public transport.

Does this mean that people do not need to carry masks with them any more?: It is probably best not to be too quick to throw away your mask. Health leaders, local politicians, shop bosses and transport chiefs have all said that they will continue to require or encourage people to wear face coverings. This means that face coverings may be required in some premises, on some bus and train services, hospitals and GP surgeries.

Do people still need masks

Last Wednesday supermarket chain Sainsbury’s said it would encourage all customers to continue wearing face coverings from July 19 if they can. Tesco, Asda, Lidl, Morrisons and Waitrose also came out to say they will encourage customers and staff to continue wearing masks in their supermarkets from when restrictions ease. Staff and customers at Waitrose and John Lewis have also been recommended to continue wearing masks but the John Lewis Partnership said it will ultimately be up to individual judgment.

How about public transport?: Face coverings will continue to be compulsory in some locally operated public transport spaces. People in West Yorkshire and South Yorkshire will have to continue wearing face masks in bus stations operated by the