SHOPPERS desperate for a spending spree will be able to return to their favourite shops on Monday as lockdown restrictions ease in Reading.

Strict health and safety measures have been put in place in The Oracle, Reading to keep shoppers safe, which all customers will have to adhere to as social distancing is maintained.

'Essential stores' such as Boots, Holland & Barrett, Marks And Spencer, Specsavers, Subway (Takeaway only), Superdrug and more have remained open since lockdown, and now other retailers have joined them.

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Here is the full list of stores able to reopen at the Oracle

  • Apple
  • American Candy
  • Beaverbrooks
  • Boost
  • Butt's Kiosk
  • Dune
  • Ernest Jones
  • Five Guys
  • Fuel Juice Bar
  • Game
  • Gant
  • Goldsmiths
  • H&M
  • HMV
  • Holland & Barrett
  • Hollister
  • Hotel Chocolat
  • Krispy Kreme
  • Kiko Milano
  • L'Occitane
  • Lush
  • Levi's
  • McDonald's
  • Mobile Bitz
  • My Cookie Dough
  • Nando's
  • Next Beauty & Home
  • NatWest
  • Nespresso
  • Pandora
  • Pizza Hut
  • Pret
  • River Island
  • Scribbler
  • Sky
  • Supercuts
  • Superdry
  • The Body Shop
  • The Fragrance Shop
  • Timberland
  • VIP
  • Victoria Secret
  • Vision Express
  • Vodafone
  • Wagamama
  • Zara
  • Comptoir,
  • The Real Greek
  • Las Iguanas

Andy Briggs, General Manager at The Oracle, said: “It is great to be able to welcome customers back with a wider offer and I know our brands are looking forward to re-opening their doors next week. Safety remains a priority and the measures we put in place last year will continue, including mandatory face coverings, hand sanitiser stations and enhanced cleaning.”

“We'd like to say thanks to everyone for supporting us. To all those who have kept essential stores and our food takeaway services open, along with The Oracle team and of course our customers. It’s great to see the arrival of some exciting new brands to the mix and we hope that next month, following the government roadmap, our restaurants and leisure facilities will be able to reopen fully too.”