More businesses set to re-open next Monday

* The Cottage Tearoom and Bistro.

More Llangollen businesses have taken to Facebook to give details of their re-opening – or extended opening hours – as the Covid-19 lockdown gradually eases.

The Cottage Tearoom and Bistro in Castle Street posted: “A lot of our customers have been asking when we can finally reopen and we can confirm that from the 13th July we will be reopening our front garden to customers.

“Thorough preparations are being made from Government guidance including Risk Assessments & having appropriate measures in place.

“We can't wait to welcome you all again, we simply want this to be a mutual team effort from both staff & customers.”

In a separate post the business added: “From the 13th July, customers will be able to sit in our spacious outdoor seating area. Toilet facilities will also be available.”

A similar post from another businesses said: “Finally we’re open Monday 13th Llangollen Barbers Shop, Chapel Street - so excited.”

Siop Fach, the cards and gifts shop on the corner opposite Fouzis, is now open 7 days a week, its owner posted.

Giving the opening hours, they added: “Monday: 9.30 to 3, Tuesday: 9 to 5, Wednesday: 930 to 3, Thursday: 9.30to 2.30, Friday : 9 to 5, Saturday: 9 to 5, Sunday: 10 to 5.

“Plus, we have a click and collect service!

“All our cards and gifts are on line at: www.siopfachllangollen.co.uk”

The Market on the Fringe posted that it will be re-opening this Saturday, adding: "We look forward to seeing you all again."

It wasn’t such good news from Britannia Inn Hotel, Restaurant and B&B - Llangollen

They posted: “It’s sooooo encouraging to see that our lovely customers are asking  are we open yet.

"As things stand we will be closed for July. Unfortunately, with the shambolic arrangements that the government is trying to make, such as you can’t come in and use the toilet facilities, we just can’t see how it can be workable.

“We are monitoring the government guidelines and will update you whenever we have further information.”

Latest post from another local pub, The Prince of Wales in Regent Street, said: “Hello everyone we are hoping to open on the 31st of July, all depending on how it goes with the virus we will keep you all updated with any changes we make.

“Can’t wait to see you all enjoying yourselves with a nice cold pint."