Restrictions had been imposed due to community transmission
Shielding advice is being dropped from tomorrow (Monday, 12 April) as a number of lockdown measures begin to ease.
Restrictions had been re-imposed early last month as a result of Covid-19 transmission in the community.
It meant those at significant clinical risk, and who were seen as extremely vulnerable, were advised to stay at home and minimise all face-to-face interaction.
Health Minister David Ashford says this will now change:
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