UK Government Sets Tentative Cinema Re-Openings For July 4, But Says Real Date Could Be “Significantly Later”

The UK government has published its COVID-19 recovery strategy, with cinemas given a provisional green light to re-open from July 4, during step three of the plan. However, the document make it cle…

The UK government has published its COVID-19 recovery strategy, with cinemas given a provisional green light to re-open from July 4, during step three of the plan.

“Each step may involve adding new adjustments to the existing restrictions or taking some adjustments further.

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