The council is working to make the town centre and neighbourhood parades safe for the return of shoppers from Monday and would like to remind visitors to follow social distancing guidelines; pay by contactless where possible; follow directional signage; wear face coverings when social distancing isn’t possible; and be considerate and give way where paths are narrow. Hospitality and licensed venues reopening on Monday will be allowed to serve food and beverages to people in outside spaces only. The Town Hall will reopen on Monday from 10am - 4pm for pre-booked appointments to pay in cash at a kiosk, collect or drop off items, use a public self-service computer or to get parking permits or visitor books (card payments only). Book an appointment. All nine public toilets will also reopen, with the exception of the five fee-charging ‘superloos’. K2 Crawley and The Bewbush Centre, managed by sports and leisure operator Everyone Active in partnership with Crawley Borough Council will reopen their doors on Monday with strict operational measures in place. Tilgate Nature Centre is preparing to welcome visitors from April 12 with pre-booked tickets only. Find out more on Crawley Borough Council's booking information page. Crawley residents can access discounted tickets by using their myCrawley account when booking. Our beautiful wedding venue Tilgate Park is available for outdoor ceremonies from April 12. Get in touch via Tilgate Park's Weddings website. You can check out all of Tilgate Park's partner websites and social media for the latest information on Go Ape, Smith and Western, The Walled Garden Cafe, Lakeside Cafe, Tilgate Watersports and the craft huts or find out more information on Crawley Borough Council's Tilgate Park page. For up-to-date information visit, Crawley Borough Council's coronavirus information pages. You can also follow Crawley Borough Council on Twitter (@crawleybc) and Facebook (@crawleycouncil); and Tilgate Park on Facebook (@tilgatepark).