The 'stay local' rule was lifted on Saturday, meaning people in Barry can travel anywhere in the country for the first time since December.

From Saturday, self-contained holiday accommodation, including hotels with en-suite facilities and room service, could reopen to people from the same household or support bubble.

Organised outdoor activities and sport could resume for under 18, libraries and archives could reopen and limited outdoor activities at historic venues and gardens could resume.

Here's what's now open in Barry:

Barrybados

The Barrybados shop will partially re-open from Monday, serving ice cream, drinks, slushies.

Local deliveries will stop, but click and collect will remain in place.

Boofy's

Boofy's chip shop reopened on Saturday to queues of people. Both Barry residents and visitors from across Wales can stop here for takeaway fish and chips.

Dyffryn Gardens

The National Trust Estate gardens opened this weekend, and has also announced a brand new wild play area.

The Gallery Café also opened for takeaway food and drink, and an Easter egg hunt starts from today.

Gingerlicious

You can't miss this addition to Barry Island with its pop pink setting. The shop opened on Sunday for the first time, offering ice cream, crepes, donuts and beach goods.

Teddy T's

The American Diner reopened for takeaway food and beers this weekend.

Zio's Gelateria

The ice cream shop opened on Saturday after shutting in January. Visitors can buy takeaway ice cream to enjoy at the beach.

What's opening soon?

Fonmon Castle

Parts of Fonmon Castle are opening from 1 April, including:

The Woodland Walks

The Dinosaur Woods

The Regeneration Project

The Bird Hides and Den Building Area

The Blue Bell Woods

The Mad Hatter's Garden