Brighton Sky Blue
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No only Bristol and SW downgraded
Are we in Tier 2 yet?
No only Bristol and SW downgraded
Better ring the restaurant I booked for Christmas Day and see if they are doing takeaways.Was looking forward to a scotch egg and a pint. Never mind
Have it delivered instead.Was looking forward to a scotch egg and a pint. Never mind
Have it delivered instead.
(Although the takeaway I had yesterday gave me food poisoning! At least I could hold off my toilet visits for half-time and full-time!)
Not naming where, as they're usually pretty good!McDonalds out of the bin again NW?
But Warwick is tied to Walsgrave, and it's having an impact on Warwick hospital too, that's getting more full. The rate has also been climbing back in Warwick, too. Dunno what hospital Stratford uses, but I have more sympathy with them, as they look more to Oxfordshire etc.Stratford a lower case rate than Bristol but kept in T3, Warwick not much higher than Bristol either. As you do
Not naming where, as they're usually pretty good!
(There were fucking queues at McDonald's yesterday when I drove past the one on the A45 near Rugby. Even out of a pandemic, who needs to queue up for one at 3pm?!? It's never that busy in normal times!)
But Warwick is tied to Walsgrave, and it's having an impact on Warwick hospital too, that's getting more full. The rate has also been climbing back in Warwick, too. Dunno what hospital Stratford uses, but I have more sympathy with them, as they look more to Oxfordshire etc.
I can see the logic in keeping places like Stratford and Leamington in line with surrounding areas even if their numbers are lower. If things opened up there would you really trust people from the surrounding areas with higher rates not to pop over there for a day out?Stratford a lower case rate than Bristol but kept in T3, Warwick not much higher than Bristol either. As you do
Stratford in Tier 3 as it is linked to Warwick hospital which in turn is the overflow for Coventry.Stratford a lower case rate than Bristol but kept in T3, Warwick not much higher than Bristol either. As you do
Is it possible for your sister to come up?Stratford in Tier 3 as it is linked to Warwick hospital which in turn is the overflow for Coventry.
Dad diagnosed with cancer in September and is being treated as a home patient as can't get into Warwick hospital. Been extremely difficult to get doctors/hospital appointments due to COVID.
Mum in floods as she'll be on her own this Xmas as can't go down to stay with my sister in Tier 2 Devon.
Stratford in Tier 3 as it is linked to Warwick hospital which in turn is the overflow for Coventry.
Dad diagnosed with cancer in September and is being treated as a home patient as can't get into Warwick hospital. Been extremely difficult to get doctors/hospital appointments due to COVID.
Mum in floods as she'll be on her own this Xmas as can't go down to stay with my sister in Tier 2 Devon.
Stratford in Tier 3 as it is linked to Warwick hospital which in turn is the overflow for Coventry.
Dad diagnosed with cancer in September and is being treated as a home patient as can't get into Warwick hospital. Been extremely difficult to get doctors/hospital appointments due to COVID.
Mum in floods as she'll be on her own this Xmas as can't go down to stay with my sister in Tier 2 Devon.
Sadly no. Works in food industry so working all round Xmas.Is it possible for your sister to come up?
That's a shame. Unfortunate all-round really, as not like I, or anybody, can offer to help! Are they at least tech-savvy enough to be able to Skype / teams / zoom / whatsapp video?Sadly no. Works in food industry so working all round Xmas.
Sorry to hear that mate. Thought there was a plan locally to ring fence facilities as 'non-covid' to enable them to continue treatment using BMI, Nuffield and the cancer unit at Stratford. Maybe they just couldn't cope with the number of patients.Dad diagnosed with cancer in September and is being treated as a home patient as can't get into Warwick hospital. Been extremely difficult to get doctors/hospital appointments due to COVID.
Stratford cancer unit very good but numbers an issue. Been getting treatment at Warwick but it's an ordeal with all the COVID protocols before each visit.Sorry to hear that mate. Thought there was a plan locally to ring fence facilities as 'non-covid' to enable them to continue treatment using BMI, Nuffield and the cancer unit at Stratford. Maybe they just couldn't cope with the number of patients.
Down to tier 2 from Saturday,Happy days I’ll have a few pints with my meal.
Cheers lads PUSB
Sure do my loverrrrr!!They sell pints at Greggs down your way?
I can see the logic in keeping places like Stratford and Leamington in line with surrounding areas even if their numbers are lower. If things opened up there would you really trust people from the surrounding areas with higher rates not to pop over there for a day out?
Fella from Nailcote hall making a point on the radio that the government has recouped 2 billion from the returned business rates and there has been no indication of redistribution. He said he should go back to hospitality, I can't disagree with that. Pubs and restaurants are being shafted. If we have mass testing why can't they open for people who have obtained a negative test on the day and are not vulnerable? Just feel like some solutions aren't being investigated.
There are, of course, many ways mental health issues will manifest itself during this pandemic, and each action could well have a result on somebody nagatively, including opening things up.and mental health must be given bottom priority while expecting full compliance.
I will be alone on Xmas for similar reasons. Just wanted a restaurant to be open at this point but can’t even have that
There are, of course, many ways mental health issues will manifest itself during this pandemic, and each action could well have a result on somebody nagatively, including opening things up.
It's not denying them, it's balancing up the risk. The capacity around our area is being strained, if we had no restrictions we'd have even less capability to treat cancer patients.Denying cancer patients treatment or even scans
It's not denying them, it's balancing up the risk. The capacity around our area is being strained, if we had no restrictions we'd have even less capability to treat cancer patients.
The NHS is always a balance of what needs treatment and what it can service, as it has limited resources. When those resources are pushed even more, than those cracks widen.
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