Agreed but at least we know where it is these daysThink I'm more depressed about it now than I was during lockdown.
I think the idea is to get people home before they're staggering around too pissed up to socially distance.Coronavirus: Restrictions expected in north-east England
Measures to stop households mixing and early pub closures are expected to be introduced on Friday.www.bbc.co.uk
Is closing pubs an hour early really going to make much of a difference?
Coronavirus: Restrictions expected in north-east England
Measures to stop households mixing and early pub closures are expected to be introduced on Friday.www.bbc.co.uk
Is closing pubs an hour early really going to make much of a difference?
Ooooooooh good point!I think its to get people ready for total pub closures
Solidarity. I have one gig in my diary for the rest of 2020. One. Pre-Covid, this was my busiest year yet. I keep telling myself that this is a "darkest before dawn" low (I'm feeling it too). Every single one of my online students has had a complete meltdown this week. Brexit will kill my European jump-ins if Covid doesn't get there first...I don't know about anyone else but I am more depressed about all of this now than when we went into Lockdown. I am more concerned on the long term effects on my job now than before. Even if we are going out competing etc still, the winter which is always a bit pants with horses is going to be even worse with all this Covid stuff going on.
I am lucky that I live outside of town and our area is fairly low on the whole infection thing but my work is international so it does affect me. And that's before we even get to the joys of bloomin' Brexit.
Solidarity. I have one gig in my diary for the rest of 2020. One. Pre-Covid, this was my busiest year yet. I keep telling myself that this is a "darkest before dawn" low (I'm feeling it too). Every single one of my online students has had a complete meltdown this week. Brexit will kill my European jump-ins if Covid doesn't get there first...
New national lockdown 'not needed' right now
Today Programme
BBC Radio 4
There has been speculation that the UK could have to go under a new national lockdown.
But Health Minister Edward Argar says it is not currently needed - "if we get this right with local lockdowns".
"We saw in Leicester it worked, we saw those rates come right down - it does work and it does control it at a local level," he told the Today programme.
"I don't think we are at a place where we would wish to see or need to see a national level of restrictions."
Argar stressed that people needed to stick to the social distancing rules however.
Rugby League is doing pilot events on the 30th SeptI feel your pain, solidarity here.
yeah just can't see it happening at allCan't quite see what's the point of another lockdown. Then you reopen the country and it surges again?
Rugby League is doing pilot events on the 30th Sept
Crowds set to return to Super League
www.superleague.co.uk
Hopefully your newmarket pilots will still go on!?!??
Updated 2 days ago so seems so
Pilot Event | Newmarket Racecourse
www.thejockeyclub.co.uk
I genuinely think the sweet spot is wearing your mask, keeping your distance, washing your hands, and not taking the piss. I found this a very interesting read the other day https://www.telegraph.co.uk/global-...-giving-people-covid-19-immunity-researchers/
Interesting theory and it does fit with increasing cases yet lower hospital admissions and deaths.I genuinely think the sweet spot is wearing your mask, keeping your distance, washing your hands, and not taking the piss. I found this a very interesting read the other day https://www.telegraph.co.uk/global-...-giving-people-covid-19-immunity-researchers/