I'm really worried about Falkirk, we currently have the second highest rate in the country.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stairway 2 7
I can see us staying in level 4 beyond the end of the month.
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I'm really worried about Falkirk, we currently have the second highest rate in the country.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stairway 2 7
I can see us staying in level 4 beyond the end of the month.
You do do know that some schoolchildren will be back in class in 3 weeks time. Small steps are needed, unlike back at the end of June last yearQuote:
Originally Posted by Ozyhibby
https://twitter.com/thebrexit_daily/...308704768?s=21
We are being bailed out?
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Me also it was hysterical :greengrin just waiting for the Get the door Frank send off.Quote:
Originally Posted by CropleyWasGod
https://twitter.com/alextomo/status/...635527683?s=21Quote:
Originally Posted by ronaldo7
Further clarification from alextomo 5mins ago:Quote:
Originally Posted by ronaldo7
NHS clarification on English care homes: the 90.9% vaccinated are eligible residents in the care homes visited, rather than of the total care homes in England.
There's more....Quote:
Originally Posted by ronaldo7
I've just had a look at the report and the number you've quoted is based on eligible care home residents. The comparable figure to Scotland would be measuring against all older adult care home residents.
As of 31st January the percentage of all older care home residents vaccinated in England is actually 81.3%.
Therefore percentage of all older care home residents vaccinated
Scotland 98%
England 81%
Wales 75%
An illustration that while England and Wales have been good at pumping the vaccine on a mass scale they may have an issue getting the vaccine to all individuals in the most vulnerable group.
Rees Mogg in an "I'm a ****" statement shocker. Hold the front page. :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by Ozyhibby
I refuse to get wound up by that man any more.
He’s a gift to the Indy movement. [emoji106]Quote:
Originally Posted by McSwanky
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Originally Posted by McSwanky
Indeed. Twats gonna twat.
That'll cost lives.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr Grieves
Bloody hell.. even as someone who’s had a go at the Scot Govt recently this nonsense makes me want to put the saltire back on my Twitter name and vote for the SNP in May.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ozyhibby
Arrogance of the highest order.
Try emailing [email protected]Quote:
Originally Posted by DiscoDoidge
:agree: He treats his colonies with no respect whatsoever.Quote:
Originally Posted by McSwanky
Well, who'd have thought it. "Offered", and "visited" have done some heavy lifting there. I wonder when the BBC/CHANNEL 4 and the papers will be covering the cover up.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr Grieves
Booking only. Any premises not complying gets 1 strike, a 2nd offence sees you closed indefinitely as long as restrictions remain in place. Doesn't matter how many people pile into the city, if the pubs are fully booked then they'll have nowhere to go.Quote:
Originally Posted by Since90+2
The vast majority of the hospitality industry was exceptionally good at complying with restrictions last time. They will be even more so this time.
Ch4 : tonightQuote:
Originally Posted by ronaldo7
The rest : probably not at all
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Originally Posted by McSwanky
Better just to laugh along with him
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V3TT1VE8Jq0
Whilst the 'offered' figure is clearly being put forward to make things looks better is it really indicative of a vaccine campaign that is failing?
If I go into a care home with 100 people and vaccinate 95 of them, 3 refuse and a doctor advises the other 2 shouldn't be vaccinated have I failed because only 95% have been vaccinated? I've offered the vaccine to 100% of residents and there has been 95% uptake. Both figures are valid.
Obviously if I count the 5 that refused in my overall figure of number of people who have been vaccinated that changes things but as far as I'm aware there's no suggestion that is happening.
What do you think about the booking systems.. I hated it and in my group of friends we decided that it wasn’t worth the hassle once the novelty worn off.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pretty Boy
This is where I fear for hospitality, furlough ends, pubs open up but the restrictions make it impossible for ends to meet so end up closing for good.
Long term mandatory booking isn't going to work for hospitality. That coupled with table service, additional cleaning staff and the like makes turning a profit difficult.Quote:
Originally Posted by PaulSmith
In the short term I think most will jump at the chance just to be open though.
Surely someone will post a link to the BBC paper review showing all the front pages fronting the story. :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by lapsedhibee
I’m really amazed that there hasn’t been loads of pubs and restaurants not going bust already?Quote:
Originally Posted by PaulSmith
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There was a Facebook page posted a list of Edinburgh pubs not reopening a couple of weeks ago. Think there were about 15 in total.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ozyhibby
Of the pubs I deal with I think 2 have closed the doors for good and a couple of the bigger groups won't be reopening all their sites.
It's not failing at all. The figures were being massaged to, among other things, help show that ScotGov was failing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pretty Boy
Things could get tricky for those who haven't been vaccinated........
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Sweden is developing a digital vaccine certificate to enable people to show they have been inoculated.
The country’s health minister Lena Hallengren said the certificate could be used as a passport to “travel abroad on holiday or meet a loved one”.
The government is hoping to get the certificates ready by June.
Digitalisation Minister Anders Ygeman said businesses including restaurants could ask customers to prove they have been vaccinated, The Local reports.
Sweden has recorded more than 580,000 cases and 11,939 deaths.
The move comes a day after Denmark announced a similar certificate. The government there announced it would have an online registry that would be used to check someone’s vaccination status. This is a temporary measure until a long-term solution is established.
The World Health Organisation has considered the idea of digital certificates in the past but said last month that it opposed them being used as a requirement for travel.
They had a chance to actually be seen to have gotten 1 thing right, then they go and **** it all up by lying again. It's pathological with these muppets, they can't help themselves.Quote:
Originally Posted by greenlex
Just imagine all the oldies going on summer holidays abroad and us unvaccinated young folk being stuck on plague Island :rolleyes::greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by Mikey
As a 50 year old, all I can say is :na na:Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr Grieves
I haven’t been anywhere since this whole thing started as I wanted to play it safe and do the right thing as much as possible but my parents who are far more at risk than me have been away to Tenerife twice and are counting down the days till flights start again.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr Grieves
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