Alright Faye. Every man and his dog knows where they live in GM
Alright Faye. Every man and his dog knows where they live in GMYeah I get that, before the local lockdown though was when you could have a support bubble of 6 households though or two households, even if you aren’t a single adult... and the lockdown is only in greater Manchester, but I’m not sure where the Ellabys live. its a stressful time and to be honest I think it’s more the governments fault for not being clear ontHe RUleS as opposed to the Ellbays. I’m more angry at people who are mixing with heaps and flocking the beaches and big crowds than the Ellaby sisters socialising.
A fullstop wouldn’t go amissView attachment 202678
Genuinely some of the worst writing I’ve ever seen.
Hello Ellabys - pleeeease get someone to proofread these “blogs”. It’s embarrassing.
WhatAlright Faye. Every man and his dog knows where they live in GM
Like I said, government arent clear, because on that link it states 6 households can meet... its conflicting information everywhere. I work for my local authority and here it’s two households, no matter what size, who can have a support bubble and go to each other’s houses, and then 6 households can meet outside.@Orangesocks182 think you need to have a good read through the guidance as the bubbles you're describing have never been allowed. The governments stance hasn't changed on bubbles, it's only ever been applicable if you live on your own. I agree the rules are confusing and change a lot, but that's been the same ever since the support bubbles were introduced. Even the link you posted makes clear it only applies if one of the households involved has a lone adult in it
Maybe post a link to your LA? Conflicts with the governments advice which is veeerrryyyy strange.Whatso because I don’t know where they live I’m apparently Faye why the fock would I know what suburb they live in. I’m from Hereford i couldn’t give a fuck where they live
Like I said, government arent clear, because on that link it states 6 households can meet... its conflicting information everywhere. I work for my local authority and here it’s two households, no matter what size, who can have a support bubble and go to each other’s houses, and then 6 households can meet outside.
Maybe one of the ellaby’s has had a tiff with their fella and is staying at the others house...
no point trying to preach other information to others because no one is listening to advice anyway, hence why the country is a shit showMaybe post a link to your LA? Conflicts with the governments advice which is veeerrryyyy strange.
Paddy?
no point trying to preach other information to others because no one is listening to advice anyway, hence why the country is a shit show
yeah, just found it a bit strange that Faye had obviously slept over at Megan’s or Megan stayed at hers with the dogs
Fair enough, and it would be wrong of me to come on here and slate the Ellabys for breaking the rules so much and then not also challenge people on here who say they are doing the same things as them.I’m sorry if I am wrong, but I’m just saying my opinion is they aren’t clear as I know many others who understand the “rules” differently and have been getting confused on what you can and can’t do... I’m not arguing about this anymore.
I reckon they’ve decided to stay together for duration of their local lockdown as they clearly can’t stand being away from each other, or because one has had a falling out with their partner.
That's not right - it's only ever been single adult households that can have a support bubble with another household.Yeah I get that, before the local lockdown though was when you could have a support bubble of 6 households though or two households, even if you aren’t a single adult... and the lockdown is only in greater Manchester, but I’m not sure where the Ellabys live. its a stressful time and to be honest I think it’s more the governments fault for not being clear ontHe RUleS as opposed to the Ellbays. I’m more angry at people who are mixing with heaps and flocking the beaches and big crowds than the Ellaby sisters socialising.
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