Brewery says establishments are prepared to open safely
Heron and Brearley says it's set to reopen all of its pubs from Monday, in line with government's plans to lift all lockdown measures.
It's dependent on whether the Island reaches 21 days without evidence of community spread of Covid-19, which is so far on track.
In a statement the brewery says it's aiming to open all pubs as they normally would do throughout the week.
It adds that all the establishments are ready for 'safe socialising'.
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