Chief minister announces changes to coronavirus restrictions
The chief minister has announced the immediate return of 'non-essential private practice health therapies' across the Island.
It's the first of a number of changes to come in, as restrictions due to the coronavirus pandemic are lifted.
Howard Quayle outlined the details in the latest government media conference:
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