Life after lockdown - here is when you can start going to concerts, theme parks, watch live sport, hug friends and family

If all goes to plan Sussex residents will see life starting to return to some kind of normality, with coronavirus restrictions lifted by the summer.

By Alex Jenkins

Published 26th Feb 2021, 17:39 BST

Updated 26th Feb 2021, 19:38 BST

With this in mind we asked Sussex readers what they were most looking forward to doing in the summer. You can also read about 27 child-friendly places to visit in Sussex and wonderful walks you can do around Sussex and further afield, as well as some quirky staycations right here in Sussex.

1. Attending the theatre

Theatres are provisionally earmarked to open after May 17.

2. Dancing

Whether it is Morris dancing (pictured here is Sompting Morris), line dancing, jive.....many of our readers have said they are desperate to get back on the dance floor. Photo: Derek Martin

3. Cinema

Whether it is attending our independent cinemas or the bigger cinema chains many readers are desperate to get back and watch new film releases. Photo: Google Maps

4. Theme Parks

Paulton's Park, home of Peppa Pig World, in Hampshire has confirmed it plans to reopen from April 12 in line with government guidance. Photo: Paulton's Park

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