FOOTSOLDIER wrote:What a complete shambles. The rules make no sense and kids from all households are still mixing in school and bringing the viruses home whatever they may be. Sick of this government as they haven't got a clue what they are doing.
skidemin wrote:FOOTSOLDIER wrote:What a complete shambles. The rules make no sense and kids from all households are still mixing in school and bringing the viruses home whatever they may be. Sick of this government as they haven't got a clue what they
how many infections ?
Mr Potato wrote:These local lockdowns are merely a political exercise. They are also mostly if not all in labour run areas - conveniently.
It’s all an absolute con and everyone is falling for it.
TopCat CCFC wrote:A second county in Wales will go into lockdown because of the rate of coronavirus cases.
The 240,000 people living in Rhondda Cynon Taff will have restrictions imposed on their daily lives.
From 18:00 BST on Thursday, people will not be able to enter or leave the area without a reasonable excuse, such as travel for work or education.
All licensed pubs, bars and restaurants will have to shut at 23:00 every day, once the lockdown comes into effect.
Rules allowing people to meet others from their extended households indoors will be suspended in the county.
Health Minister Vaughan Gething said there had been a "rapid" rise in cases, with 82.1 infections per 100,000 people over the past seven days.
The latest equivalent figure across the whole of Wales is 21.4 per 100,000.
Charlie Harper wrote:There has been single figure deaths since August 8th with this virus. Dont let anyone fool you into thinking we have to continue with restrictions and lockdowns as the figures are there to be seen.
We all know we cant go to our parents yet its okay to go to the pub. It doesn't make any sense yet people follow government guidelines without questioning it.
Wake up and think for yourselves
Mr Potato wrote:These local lockdowns are merely a political exercise. They are also mostly if not all in labour run areas - conveniently.
It’s all an absolute con and everyone is falling for it.
Mr Potato wrote:These local lockdowns are merely a political exercise. They are also mostly if not all in labour run areas - conveniently.
It’s all an absolute con and everyone is falling for it.
skidemin wrote:Mr Potato wrote:These local lockdowns are merely a political exercise. They are also mostly if not all in labour run areas - conveniently.
It’s all an absolute con and everyone is falling for it.
what is convenient about a Labour government locking down Labour areas... do you think labour voters will be more accepting ?
bluebirdoct1962 wrote:skidemin wrote:Mr Potato wrote:These local lockdowns are merely a political exercise. They are also mostly if not all in labour run areas - conveniently.
It’s all an absolute con and everyone is falling for it.
what is convenient about a Labour government locking down Labour areas... do you think labour voters will be more accepting ?
I was wondering the same actually. I think it’s OTT but I’ve heard the word ‘con’ mentioned and I can’t see how. Maybe I’m missing something.
Bluebina wrote:A coach full of 40 and 50 year olds go on a coach piss up to Doncaster races stopping at pubs along the way
hmmmm I wonder why there is a problem
Bluebina wrote:A coach full of 40 and 50 year olds go on a coach piss up to Doncaster races stopping at pubs along the way
hmmmm I wonder why there is a problem
RV Casual wrote:What's the true story with this Doncaster races thing?
Honest question cos I have hered snippets on the news and a family member mentioned something but what's the actual true story?
Mr Potato wrote:Bluebina wrote:A coach full of 40 and 50 year olds go on a coach piss up to Doncaster races stopping at pubs along the way
hmmmm I wonder why there is a problem
That wasn’t quite what was explained to us though was it? In fact it was nothing like how it was sold to us by the health minister for Wales.
skidemin wrote:RV Casual wrote:What's the true story with this Doncaster races thing?
Honest question cos I have hered snippets on the news and a family member mentioned something but what's the actual true story?
they went to Doncaster on a coach ,but did not attend the races ..which was not illegal or against rules anymore than flying abroad in a much more restricted environment with more people.
people being very selective as to what flies and what does not.... do as i say not as i do....
RV Casual wrote:skidemin wrote:RV Casual wrote:What's the true story with this Doncaster races thing?
Honest question cos I have hered snippets on the news and a family member mentioned something but what's the actual true story?
they went to Doncaster on a coach ,but did not attend the races ..which was not illegal or against rules anymore than flying abroad in a much more restricted environment with more people.
people being very selective as to what flies and what does not.... do as i say not as i do....
OK thanks mate, sounds a bit daft to be honest from a few sides but as you say let him who is without sin cast the first stone.
TopCat CCFC wrote:Experience Yorkshire's Classic 9-12 September 2020 -
Easy to work this one out - As posted on some thread on here - I Said this meeting after Day 1 Weds 9th Sept ...
Was not open to the public - therefore the 10th : 11th : 12th Sept - The races were ran behind close doors .
He said four or five of his members went and stayed in Doncaster for two nights, before returning on Sunday.
This is the above quote - which means they would / should have known the venue was closed to the public
That's why they never went to the track -
skidemin wrote:RV Casual wrote:What's the true story with this Doncaster races thing?
Honest question cos I have hered snippets on the news and a family member mentioned something but what's the actual true story?
they went to Doncaster on a coach ,but did not attend the races ..which was not illegal or against rules anymore than flying abroad in a much more restricted environment with more people.
people being very selective as to what flies and what does not.... do as i say not as i do....
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