Tesco (Ely) : have apparently refound all their signage and announcements about staying on the 'safe side' and wearing masks if you can. Still lots of plastic around the tills. Still one door for entry and one for exit (which isn't terribly bad, but when coming from the railway station they're the wrong way around). Still on 'temporary' opening hours, closing at midnight rather than open 24 hours. However, only about 50% of shoppers were 'staying on the safe side' and the other half were rather daringly going around with their entire faces open to the elements. Which is pretty good going for around here.
Sainsburys (Ely) : new blue signs (ugh) asking us to wear masks if you can. And most were (again, not surprising for around here), probably 85% or so. The main pedestrian entrance still closes early for no apparent reason, so if visiting in the evening you have to go down stairs, walk through the underground car park, and up an escalator, rather than going through the door that is at street level. However, the plastic screens around the tills went a few months ago and hasn't reappeared since.
Sainsburys (Ely) : new blue signs (ugh) asking us to wear masks if you can. And most were (again, not surprising for around here), probably 85% or so. The main pedestrian entrance still closes early for no apparent reason, so if visiting in the evening you have to go down stairs, walk through the underground car park, and up an escalator, rather than going through the door that is at street level. However, the plastic screens around the tills went a few months ago and hasn't reappeared since.