Wetherspoons to reopen 750 pubs on 4th July
Mr Johnson said that venues such as pubs, restaurants and cafes can only reopen if they offer table service and also keep a register of guests, so that customers can be traced if they someone who has visited falls unwell.Tim Martin said: “We are extremely pleased that pubs are reopening on 4 July after a long hiatus.
“We are going to discuss the precise government proposals with our pub managers and staff before we comment further on the details.” In May, The Sun had a sneak peek inside The Mossy Well in Muswell Hill, north London, where Eddie Gershon, press officer for the chain, explained how social distancing measures will work inside pubs.Tables will be spaced out or screens put up between them in order to keep customers safe.There will be separate exits and entrances. Welcome signs will give further guidance to customers, including asking them to only visit pubs if they feel well.
Perspex screens have been fitted at tills and customers will be encouraged to pay using the Wetherspoons app, meaning they can get table serviceHand sanitisers will be positioned on walls for staff and customers to use.Gyms, nail bars and swimming pools to stay closed - full list NOT reopeningSUMMER TIMEWhat pubs will look like when they reopen with table service and sneeze screensThe chain also confirmed it would be offering a slightly reduced menu to help with social distancing measures.
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