SkyBlueDom26
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Quiet
QuietHe's right though, that's your new patter ain't it.
I only got a few messages off Coventry NEU in the last 3-4 months, nothing out of the ordinary. The truth is if we'd got on top of class sizes and facilities in the last decade, we could well have taken Denmark's approach to reopening the schools.
I work at magna park, lutterworth, an LE postcode and the majority of staff are from Leicester, I spoke with quite a few people about this today and they were ALL blaming Leicester's asians for this spike, some festival at Ramadan, families flying over for lockdown etc.The stupid things is they are not forcing people to stay in Leicester so wit people being allowed to drive anywhere as long as they don't stay overnight Leicester folk could go basically anywhere this weekend
Obsessed geeza fishing for them likes
Tad Rich given the spring and summer you've had
Yes you should beQuiet
I bet it’s been intentionally leaked to see how shit people think it is.
When asked about the news, Leicester Councillor Mr Soshal Distan Singh was said to be surprised and unsure how this has happened
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Think they're looking at the 111 call data too. Think they've been having calls at a excess volume for a week now. Looks like Leicester is a pocket as is Barnsley / S Yorkshire.Looking at the available data there are places showing an larger increase in pillar 1 positive cases and hospital admissions are 6 to 10 a day which isn't that bad.
The Mayor of Leicester thinks they didn't need to do this but they want to be seen to be tough,
Think they're looking at the 111 call data too. Think they've been having calls at a excess volume for a week now. Looks like Leicester is a pocket as is Barnsley / S Yorkshire.
The knicker stitching factories
Strangely employers not using the furlough scheme....
They also say schools aren't vectors of transmission but then close them.
Why close places where school distancing is in place but they don't appear to have stop people meeting in parks etc which is where the current transmissions is likely to have happened.
It's like Matt Hancock doesn't have a clue.
I think you have to be 'on the books' and paying tax before you are eligible for furlough scheme.The knicker stitching factories
Strangely employers not using the furlough scheme....
I think you have to be 'on the books' and paying tax before you are eligible for furlough scheme.
Apologies for the blunt post, my point about 'on the books' was more aimed at the general rag-trade in Leicester rather than this particular company.Reading the report I am not getting why they would use the Furlough scheme. They were open during "lockdown" but have now had to close due to the amount of staff testing positive for covid-19.
If correct it appears that the outbreak in Leicester is even more localised than the reports are saying.
There’s been a new news story like this in the press most weeks for months now.
Oh FFS Johnson can’t even do spending properly. His one saving grace was his love of stupidly expensive infrastructure projects and his great solution for these economic times is to spend 0.2% of GDP.
Slow hand clap.
We’re proper fucked with these chancers in power. Come on 1922 Committee, time to do the right thing and pull the trigger.
Any business not open to the general public was basically considered essential with the exception of chemists, food shops etc. With regards to the social distancing according to my boss the guidance was very blasé, something along the lines of 2 mtrs where possible along with other voluntary measures. Don’t think there was any hard and fast rules on social distancing or the amount of people allowed to work in a specific area of a specific square meters or anything like that.Surely if they are running sweat shops in Leicester with no social distancing then the owners should be prosecuted? Not really essential stuff either, is it?
The £5bn reminds me of Doctor Evil and his 1m dollars thing. Problem is that a lot of the British public have no concept whatsoever of what that is the context of overall GDP or public spending or what it'd even pay for.It's really fucking pathetic isn't it. Go big or go home Boris.
The £5bn reminds me of Doctor Evil and his 1m dollars thing. Problem is that a lot of the British public have no concept whatsoever of what that is the context of overall GDP or public spending or what it'd even pay for.
The £1 billion for school buildings on the face of it sounds quite generous. Then you look at how many schools have been requesting funds for this in the last 10 years and the total bill is estimated at around £6 billion.
They cancelled BSF that would’ve done this by now anyway. It’s all reannounced spending or less than they cut. They’re really not economically competent enough to govern us through this time. You can’t hoodwink the economy with clever PR.
Said this repeatedly when people were talking about what companies would need to do to reopen. There was never any specific requirements just a vague maintain social distancing where possible.With regards to the social distancing according to my boss the guidance was very blasé, something along the lines of 2 mtrs where possible along with other voluntary measures. Don’t think there was any hard and fast rules on social distancing or the amount of people allowed to work in a specific area of a specific square meters or anything like that.
Hancock on fine form this morning on BBC Breakfast.
Schools in Leicester are closing as children are spreaders. Number of people tested is irrelevant.
No wonder we're so far behind everyone else with these incompetent idiots in charge.
The £5bn reminds me of Doctor Evil and his 1m dollars thing. Problem is that a lot of the British public have no concept whatsoever of what that is the context of overall GDP or public spending or what it'd even pay for.
When someone costed the "40 new hospital" lie from before the election that came up at 24bn.
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