Restrictions in Wales

From 7 June you must:

• follow social distancing rules with people you do not live with or who are not in your exclusive extended household.
• wear a face covering (if you are able to) in all indoor public places. 
• only form an extended household with no more than 2 other households and they should stay the same.
• not meet with anyone other than your extended household indoors
• not meet with more than 5 other people in indoor regulated settings, such as cafes, restaurants and pubs (unless you are meeting with only people you live with or as part of a regulated gathering, which is a maximum of 30 people).
• meet no more than 29 other people outdoors including in private gardens, public spaces and regulated premises such as cafes, restaurants and pubs.
• work from home if you can.
• minimise travel to areas of high prevalence.

• schools, colleges and childcare providers.
• higher education institutions.
• licensed premises
• non-essential retail.
• close contact services.
• hospitality.
• holiday accommodation.
• entertainment venues.
• indoor visitor attractions.
• outdoor visitor attractions.
• leisure and fitness facilities.
• venues for events and conferences.
• theatres and concert halls.
• places of worship.
• community centres.
• crematoriums.
• libraries and archive services.
• sport courts, golf courses.
• playgrounds and public parks.
• indoor regulated gatherings (previously known as organised indoor activities) (up to 30 people).
• outdoor regulated gatherings (including activity previously known as organised indoor activities and larger events) (limit set to a maximum of 4,000 standing and 10,000 seated following full risk assessment and taking all reasonable measure; 30 people indoors
• international travel.
• weddings (ceremony limit set by venue).
• wedding reception or wake (outdoors limit set following full risk assessment and taking all reasonable measure; 30 people indoors).

• ice skating rinks
• nightclubs and adult entertainment venues.