Social distancing rules on Island have now been removed.
The move was announced by Chief Minister, Howard Quayle MHK, last week who says the rule will remain in place for health and care environments.
As a result, there is now no legal requirement for residents to keep two metres apart from each other with gatherings of up to 30 people outdoors and two from the same household indoors now allowed.
However, Mr Quayle previously added residents should be prepared for the possibility that a one-metre distancing guideline could be brought in in future if it's deemed necessary.
Meanwhile, the COVID 111 hotline remains open for anyone wanting to report symptoms and officials are still asking people to follow guidance over personal hygiene.
Shops will still be able to keep social distancing rules in place if they feel it's in the best interests of their customers and staff.
Gyms are also getting the green light to open their doors again, however any classes involving 'intense aerobic activity' are still not allowed.
Swimming pools and spa facilities will also remain shut - these will be reviewed again this Thursday (June 18).
Groups of up to 30 people will now be able to take part in contact sports and share equipment - competitions and fixtures are now also permitted.
