There will be greater flexibility for families to meet up outside in time for the Easter holidays.
The changes are the second part of the first step of Boris Johnson' s road map out of lockdown, as the Government cautiously begins to reopen the economy.
But what exactly can you do in Leeds from Monday? Here's everything you need to know!
5. Step Two - From April 12
Non-essential shops, hairdressers, nail salons and personal care services will reopen at this point. Hospitality venues including pubs and restaurants will reopen for outdoor purposes only. A group of up to six people or two different households can meet outdoors. Photo: Polly Thomas
6. Step Two - From April 12
Gyms, libraries, zoos, museums and theme parks - only with members of your own household. Hotels, hostels, Air BnBs and self-catering holiday accommodation will reopen, but only for household groups. Up to 30 people can attend funerals and the maximum number of people at a wake will increase from six to 15. Photo: Al Bello
7. Step Three - From May 17
Up to 30 people can meet up outdoors, including in pub and restaurant gardens. Indoor social mixing is allowed, but only for up to six people or two households together. Indoor exercise classes can resume. Photo: Daniel Leal-Olivias
8. Step Three - From May 17
Large-scale sporting events or performances will be allowed with up to 1,000 people indoors and up to 4,000 outdoors. Bigger football stadiums will be allowed up to 10,000 fans - or a quarter of capacity – whichever is lower. Photo: Richard Ponter