Stoke on trent, Coventry and Slough into Tier 3 from Saturday 
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Pretty soon they will need to list the areas that aren't in a higher tier instead!Stoke on trent, Coventry and Slough into Tier 3 from Saturday
Bloody hell, again!?
If he says “thanks PM” again I might vomit
I wonder how long it’ll be before everywhere north of the midlands is in tier 3
surprised to see Slough go on tier 2, I wonder what’s driven that up. Also, no Whitty... bring him back, I want the facts
They’re going into tier 2, not 3Stoke on trent, Coventry and Slough into Tier 3 from Saturday
Yep, that’s what I meantThey’re going into tier 2, not 3
honestly, don’t think I will ever get the tiers right lol, much easier if they were like red amber and green
Just listening to Hancock at the commons 1 in 10 now presenting with long covid I wonder how much the economy will suffer with so many unable to work.
I worry about this, for everyone who argues it’s “only” the elderly or compromised that die, what exactly do we know about the long term effects of the “young and healthy” that get unwell.
This has always been my fear, and it really winds me up when people dismiss the deaths in such a way. Added to the as yet unknown effects on unborn babies and the distinct possibility of reinfection.
My neighbour (a nurse) has long covid, she was a runner but can no longer run due to it, only early 40s. May not sound a big deal but I think it is, to have a hobby and your fitness taken.
It looks more and more like the elderly will die but the young will be crippled ,shocking some of the stuff that's coming to light now. I didn't even know long covid affected children .
Can I just point out I still don’t think “it’s only the elderly and compromised” that die is an excuse for anything! I’m not excusing that,
and anyone who feels that way needs a slap.
and anyone who feels that way needs a slap.
Just had the home learning timetable for my kids should their bubble or the school close (reception and Year 2).
Not sure what planet the school is on, it's like some sort of A-Level schedule, 8.30-3.15 planned down to the very last minute and all watched over by an adult on microsoft teams Not sure they even cover this much in an extra productive school day!
Not sure what planet the school is on, it's like some sort of A-Level schedule, 8.30-3.15 planned down to the very last minute and all watched over by an adult on microsoft teams
Not sure they even cover this much in an extra productive school day!Such a worry
We were supposed to do that today with my daughter as she's off isolating. Had my son at the hospital so that didn't happen. No way we can be that rigid at home.Just had the home learning timetable for my kids should their bubble or the school close (reception and Year 2).
Not sure what planet the school is on, it's like some sort of A-Level schedule, 8.30-3.15 planned down to the very last minute and all watched over by an adult on microsoft teams
Yes it is there's a lot on here always said about things that were being held back and i'm sure they're still holding back .
I'm going to bring it up with the head tomorrow, it's ridiculous. We did 3-4 hours every morning during March-August (with the eldest) and he's gone back ahead of where he needs to be in every area.
I'm not sure how parents who work from home and/or have elderly relatives in the house they care for or young babies/toddlers will cope with it.
I’m south glos too, no cases in my son’s primary yet but the local secondary school which is on our road has had 3 cases!
Exactly the same here. We did a few hours each day and they've both just got excellent grades on their assessments. I'm having chemotherapy and go to the hospital 3 times a week so I just can't stick to that sort of a timetable
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