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A covid secure pubDesperate pubs & restaurants must reopen on April 1 or '650k firms could fold'
DESPERATE pubs and restaurants must reopen on April 1 to take advantage of the Easter weekend and avoid pending disaster, the sector says. Hospitality venues are “desperate” to open their doors aga…
Hear hear. Get the pubs open and let households mix and not have to order a substantial meal. It would do the nation the world of good if we can see friends and family again in a covid secure pub.
surely a street party would be better 
Wait at the entrance in your mask, scan the QR, be taken to a table by a member of staff for table service and put the mask on whenever you leave your table. If it's nice weather you won't need the mask apart from going to the toilet as you'll be in the beer garden. It's one of the safest places to visit and our hospitality have suffered enough after wasting thousands on making their venues safe, only to be shut down this wasted the cash.A covid secure pub
Since they reopened in July, pubs and restaurants seemed to be very Covid secure (or at least the ones I went to did). I felt more unsafe going grocery shopping.Desperate pubs & restaurants must reopen on April 1 or '650k firms could fold'
DESPERATE pubs and restaurants must reopen on April 1 to take advantage of the Easter weekend and avoid pending disaster, the sector says. Hospitality venues are “desperate” to open their doors aga…
Hear hear. Get the pubs open and let households mix and not have to order a substantial meal. It would do the nation the world of good if we can see friends and family again in a covid secure pub.
That sounds like a terrible night out I’d rather be enjoying myself
We might be living with it but if the UK has been jabbed we can surely open up and be okay... It'll mean that we can't really travel abroad as we could transmit the virus to others...?.
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If you read my earlier post there will be restrictions until the world is on an even keel hoarding vaccines will do no one any favours ...greed will be our downfall.Social distancing in place for the year unless Covid jab can halt 'third spike'
SOCIAL distancing could remain in place for the rest of the year unless the Covid vaccine can halt a “third death spike”, ministers have said. Experts fear the UK could suffer another s…
They better hope the vaccine does it's job because the gov have zero chance of the country agreeing to social distancing the rest of this year.
I get restrictions on a lot of things such as travelling abroad and having quarantine and border control. What people wouldn't accept is after being told the only way out is vaccines, the country gets vaccinated and we are still told to keep away from people.
But they've said that from day one the only way out is if the world is vaccinated and countries take it on themselves to control it .I think that's why Hancock is offering the genome testing on a world scale for countries that can't sequence the variants ,they need everyone on board it will be a worldwide effort ,one country will make no difference to bringing back normality as we knew it .
I get the world won't be back to normal for a few years. I am saying when deaths, infections and hospital admissions get low because tens of millions in the UK have had two jabs, if they kept social distancing around and stopped us living properly like for example New Zealand are then that would be unacceptable.
Well I'm not sure it would be if there's still a chance the virus is present we don't know how long immunity lasts and certainly don't know how long individual immunity will last for there's still bound to be travel of one form or another so it will be pot luck ?
The venues are not the issue, it’s the people who get there and refuse to stick to the rules. Hugging, sitting too close, going back to each other’s homes.
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This is very much victim blaming I think. It’s pointing fingers at the plebs.This is a really interesting article:
Everyday Covid mistakes we are all still making
Can we do more as individuals to help slow the spread of coronavirus? We ask the experts
Focusing on mistakes many are making. One I thought was true was letting teenagers and young adults meet up because they are low risk, but then they still see their parents and potentially then grandparents and there is your spread.
But all that is in the article are things that after nearly a year we are sick of having to do.
I think there is quite a lot of truth in this article.This is very much victim blaming I think. It’s pointing fingers at the plebs.
Which in the first instance will only happen at a pub. It will be like last time where you cannot go inside another home but can meet them people at a covid secure pub or restaurant.
We do, but they should have closed borders and kept us safe. They didn’t. Now we are being blamed for going to a supermarket, standing under a bus shelter to get to work and meeting a pal for mental health needs.
