I think they would have to sit people two tables apart, or bookings only so they can control numbers.
I think they would have to sit people two tables apart, or bookings only so they can control numbers.I work in a pub and we have a lovely beer garden but they were planning on extending it this month to make more room, there's hardly any tables out there. We could serve food outside if people wanted to, we do already, but that's also weather depending. If we all get to work and it's pissing down, seems a bit pointless. It would possibly work for a few people at a time, but yeah. The regulars are all grumps who would rather sit inside so I can see it being more hassle than it's worth.
I can't see us being able to maintain socially distancing in a pub like mine. I'm just imagining the uproar if we have to turn people away. Alcoholics are fiesty, lol
Iv never been so relived to read that. I hope boris follows & see the potential danger of not doing the same as us. For once listen to Scotland.Scotland lockdown officially extended
Ours said they can't risk drilling or going in someone's mouth unless it's an emergency. My friends cracked his front tooth and he's just got to keep it like that unless it gets infected or whateverAnyone know the situation with dentist appointments? Half of one of my old fillings has come outit’s my own fault as I was told it had cracked back in December but never got round to booking in to have it replaced. It’s not causing me pain but it’s awkward to eat on etc. Doubt it counts as an emergency - but I’m so scared if I leave it I’ll loose the tooth!
I'm sure emergency appointments can be made near us.Anyone know the situation with dentist appointments? Half of one of my old fillings has come outit’s my own fault as I was told it had cracked back in December but never got round to booking in to have it replaced. It’s not causing me pain but it’s awkward to eat on etc. Doubt it counts as an emergency - but I’m so scared if I leave it I’ll loose the tooth!
I'm crossing my fingers that Boris listens and follows suit. I've genuinely been in a state today seeing all the news reports but this gives me a little bit of hopeIv never been so relived to read that. I hope boris follows & see the potential danger of not doing the same as us. For once listen to Scotland.
I have no idea and nor does anyone else, but at the moment I would imagine that travelling to different parts of the country will be discouraged for a long time to avoid spreading the virus further. I’m not sure if my boyfriend will be able to travel to see me and vice versa, but there is a better chance that friends and family who live locally to each other will be allowed to visit by that time.Waiting until June/July would be by your own choice though right? I’m not deluded but there’s NO way they won’t let you visit close family/friends until July.
Iv been worried about him lifting it. I was worried people wouldn't think I was struggling because I was hoping for another 3 weeks. I find it extremely difficult being in lockdown. But I just don't want all the hard word to be undone so quickly. 600+ people still died yesterday. I want to see it a lot lower than that before they think it's okay.I'm crossing my fingers that Boris listens and follows suit. I've genuinely been in a state today seeing all the news reports but this gives me a little bit of hope
I feel exactly the same. I'm hating lockdown but I'd rather just do it all in one foul swoop than potentially having a second wave and having to do all this again. The rate of new cases and deaths each day is still too high in my opinion and I'd be much happier with another 3 weeks extensionIv been worried about him lifting it. I was worried people wouldn't think I was struggling because I was hoping for another 3 weeks. I find it extremely difficult being in lockdown. But I just don't want all the hard word to be undone so quickly. 600+ people still died yesterday. I want to see it a lot lower than that before they think it's okay.
My papa who is never one to really speak like this says he's grateful to live in Scotland and have a woman speaking for us. He thinks she's more empathetic and caring than Boris.I've got so much respect for Nicola Sturgeon at the moment, she really is doing things sensibly. Maybe it's a female thingThe males in Goverment seem to be impatient and thoughtless sods!
I also volunteer as tribute... I will take the hit and not see the InlawsYou shouldn’t have to do this alone. I will make the same sacrifice.
I hope the rest of the UK do the same, I don't think we are ready for lockdown to end yet.Scotland lockdown officially extended
Exactly! Even once this is over with Iv told my family I still want us to behave as lockdown as possible for a couple of weeks just to make sure I don't want anyone dying! They think I'm a bit mad but they got my pointI feel exactly the same. I'm hating lockdown but I'd rather just do it all in one foul swoop than potentially having a second wave and having to do all this again. The rate of new cases and deaths each day is still too high in my opinion and I'd be much happier with another 3 weeks extension
I'd throw my pants at RaabHeaded for the No 1 spot me thinksView attachment 124850
Yeah I am very worried about my job there as I'm only part time at the moment (I have two jobs). I'm also 0 hours... I imagine I'll be one of the first to be let go.was
I work in hospitality where our customers are regular & older. They be wanting to sit outside, they won’t like if we change over to disposable cutlery/cups.
My worry is that there’s two members of staff on proper contracts and the rest of us are 0 hours. When it’s quiet the 0 hours staff are sent home. My worry is when we reopen they will be forced to cut some of the staff down as there won’t be enough work to go round. We rely heavily on coach trips, which I can’t imagine starting again for a while. Even things like the theatre being cancelled here till November will have a massive affect as we only rota an extra two members of staff in for them days because of the trade it brings us.
I think a lot of cut backs will be happening
Something like that would be the way to go. Sadly we're a small-ish pub, so our covers would be so low I'm not sure we'd make much money, especially if we can't let the bar fill up like it usually does in the evening (that's where most of the money is made, I think. It's an awkward one.I think they would have to sit people two tables apart, or bookings only so they can control numbers.
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