Rough Trade announce reopening date for UK shops
Rough Trade have unveiled the date that their UK record stores will reopen.
The Rough Trade shops around the UK have been closed due to the coronavirus pandemic, but today (9 June), Rough Trade have confirmed that they will reopen the record stores later this month as England begins easing lockdown measures.
Rough Trade East, Rough Trade West, Rough Trade Bristol and Rough Trade Nottingham will open their doors again on 16 June.
We are very pleased to announce that Rough Trade East, Rough Trade West, Rough Trade Bristol and Rough Trade Nottingham will be reopening on Tuesday 16th June, at 11am.
— Rough Trade (@RoughTrade) June 9, 2020
More info at the link https://t.co/Zl09ggEblU
There are, of course, some new rules due to the pandemic, which include wearing gloves and using hand sanitiser, and card-only transactions. Rough Trade will be keeping in-store toilets closed, and perspex screens will be set up at tills, and floor markings will allow people to keep two metres apart while in the stores.
Rough Trade will also be operating on limited hours. They will be closed Sundays and Mondays, and will be open from 11am-5:30pm from Tuesday to Saturday.
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