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The objections on the planning portal have people's addresses on them which shows they are locals. The survey they've referring to was only open to locals. They really are clueless. There's an objection from Sport England as well, are they angry CCFC supporters? Pretty sure they have as...

17 year old from Birmingham U18s so one for the development system.

Is she a reliable source? Her twitter feed looks fairly sane. Wonder what they mean by "Not feasible to go 'shield vulnerable'", presumably that there's too many people in that group as it looks like over half the population. Good guidance would be fantastic. Between the mixed messages from our...

How are they pinpointing exactly where people got it without reliable testing or tracing in place? Be interesting to know the methodology in use. For example person A goes to work in an office, then stops at the supermarket on the way home, picks up a takeaway from a restaurant and takes it...

What is MSOA? Is it just a way of dividing the country up into chunks with each having roughly the same population?

The news today all seems pretty gloomy. Record numbers and increasing restrictions in many places around Europe. Given the way things have gone so far can see this happening in England in a couple of weeks. Same is happening in Paris and in Brussels to try and get things back under some sort of...

Story seems to be lacking on any actual evidence. First and foremost unless Wasps have changed their stance there is little chance of things moving forward. We’ve had months of talks in the past and got nowhere. Not going to get too excited about this unless more info comes out.

When you say it is doable what do you consider an acceptable number of deaths to achieve herd immunity?

Not really looked at the numbers for London but if they are lower than the rest of the country then I hope someone is looking into why that is. You'd expect the tube to be a hotbed of transmission.

Why not move your only warehouse and change to a new automated system at the time. Even better do it in the middle of a pandemic. Can't foresee any potential issues there. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-54435226

Isn't this based on continuing restrictions? The report specifically says its not "predictions of the expected effects of COVID-19".

Seems he turned up at the council house when he should have been quarantining after a trip abroad. Wonder if there's more to this as apparently he resigned after Martin Reeves reported him to the police. Seems an odd thing for Reeves to do given the councils usual method of dealing with rule...

Just in case anyone was worried :D

Its not just match days, its going out to schools, community events etc. You can even hire him to turn up at your own event. Realistically how much can the hourly rate be and how many hours a week is the guy working? Can't add up to much over the year. Did nobody stop and think about the...

Sounded like we've moved past the pretending to give a shit about stopping poor people dying stage onto the how can we make money out of this stage.

Excellent post from Hayseed Dixie of all people. Still got a lot of contacts in that industry from my time working in it and its desperately sad seeing people losing their jobs and being told they aren't viable when they are ready and willing to work but being prevented from doing so by the same...

The idea of a white knight was being floated in the other thread, is that realistic? There won't be many people in the area who have a strong enough connection with them to be willing to cover tens of millions every season in losses. There's always the prospect that as with the takeover of...

When this idea of a circuit breaker lockdown was first raised not long after the schools went back I heard a scientist who is on SAGE talking on Radio 4. He said if we were going to do it we needed to do it immediately. Said if we waited to try and tie it in with he school holidays we'd be too...

Glitch on Netflix is another good Aussie show.

Brilliant gesture from Ozil but the fact Arsenal were happy to get rid of a part time employee of 27 years to save a few quid while spending £45m on Partey, not to mention £1.3m on two players for their U23s, pretty much sums up everything that is wrong with the Prem.