With Northern Ireland having marked one million Covid-19 vaccines by last weekend and with other key health and scientific indicators going in the right direction, ministers have made clear they are now in a position where indicative dates can be provided. Northern Ireland took some further gradual steps out of lockdown on Monday. Garden centres and plant nurseries can operate a contactless click and collect service. Permit 10 people from two households to undertake outdoor sporting activities as defined in the regulations. “As the Executive begins to ease the restrictions which have been necessary to save lives, I am pleased to announce this new scheme which importantly provides all businesses with an extended rates holiday for July. Yesterday evening (18th May), the NI Executive announced that outdoor activities that do not involve shared contact with hard surfaces will be permitted. Executive could amend restrictions before April. The hospitality sector is also hopeful that it might get some good news, particularly in respect of outdoor trading. When the blueprint was first published at the start of March, the administration faced criticism for not including any indicative reopening dates. A five-stage plan for easing the Covid-19 lockdown in Northern Ireland has been published by the executive. Earlier in the day, Ms O’Neill said she expected ministers would agree a timetable of reopenings that will cover several months. Scales tipping in favour' of lockdown relaxations, says Swann. Outdoor sports training was allowed for recognised clubs, in groups of up to 15, provided all indoor facilities except toilets remain closed. [CDATA[//>
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