I didn’t mean you I meant the article, the headline is scaremongering
If you read the article it clarifies at the end it’s related to Tesco stores with Mezzaine floors. This isn’t a Gov instructed blanket restriction on non essential shopping in supermarketsI thought you meant me as you finished with ignore people ,none of our Tescos have mezzanine floors but our Asdas do so hopefully it won't effect themI didn’t mean you I meant the article, the headline is scaremongering
I will be travelling up the escalators like on gladiators to get to the onesies and Christmas pyjamas if they don’t let me
Those scams have been going around for years there's ones from Amazon ,TV licensing ,02 you name it ..HMRC never contact you by phone only by letter ,..good to get it highlighted though....Is that your phone number you've left visable ? or theirs..
Sorry not Covid related but how great was Gladiators!!I will be travelling up the escalators like on gladiators to get to the onesies and Christmas pyjamas if they don’t let me
Its the scammers number.
I get them steady even phone calls so annoying ...I saw too that experian are getting action taken against them as anyone that had a credit check through them were getting their details passed to other companies I think that's were they get peoples numbers fromhttps://www.eveningexpress.co.uk/ne...t-experian-after-personal-data-investigation/
Oh wow. Considering our govt require you to use Experian (or the post office) for identity purposes when signing on to your government gateway accounts online, thats a lot of peoples information!!
Yes everyone uses Experian even banks to get your credit score if you're opening an account .I've checked mine on there ,just because it's free ,those clubcards that Tesco and the supermarkets run are the same they pass your details to other companies that's how they make most of their money .
When Boris gave his lockdown announcement, I clearly remember that he said supermarkets should not do this. So don't know where the report says it's on government advice
They cull captive animals / livestock with infectious diseases to contain the outbreak stop it being caught by by wide animals (I would guess weasels/moles/badger in this case) and spreading it over a larger geographical area . They did that on a large scale in the uk in 2001 during the Fmd epidemic.Distressing news to read that a new strain of covid virus may be carried in mink, and that not only have officials in Denmark had to cull over "20 million" of the animals from mink farms, but the same mink problem has been discovered in Italy, Holland, Spain, the US and Sweden, which suggests millions more mink will be put to death
The new strain in the animals could be resistant to new covid vaccines.
Quite disgusting to read mink farms still exist in this day and age.
Our Tesco has done this. A letter to staff was sent to our towns local Facebook page. Oddly it was then requested to be taken down.Just re read the article..Tesco are doing it in stores with Mezzanine floors. Scaremongering article, ignore people🥱
My local Tesco has an upstairs clothing, homeware etc section upstairs and it’s closed off, people were kicking off about it yesterday
Also helps with staffing I suspect as wellOur Tesco has done this. A letter to staff was sent to our towns local Facebook page. Oddly it was then requested to be taken down.
It said staff will wait at the bottom of the travelator and bring down what you need on request. If items are clothing or shoes then they will bring a selection that you can choose from.
As thats the case I'm assuming its more an act to control numbers than spread the virus
Our local supermarket in France has cordoned off clothes / electrical items etc. Baby clothes and make up are still classed as essential though.
the bag those tiny shoes 
