Coronavirus Thread (Off Topic, Politics) (213 Viewers)

[fernandopartridge]

Keep hearing the experts saying it is vital that we have increased testing capacity with faster turnaround and properly working track and trace. The teasing numbers seem to be dropping and track and trace doesn't work properly.
Why is NHS Test and Trace contacting only one in nine people infected with coronavirus?

If tests drop what else drops?

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[David O'Day]

Can you realistically see that happening?

Yep it'll be one of the the easier things to police. Once bars and pubs reopen there will be police in the city centre walking around all the pubs as tehy did before.

 

[Skybluefaz]

Yep it'll be one of the the easier things to police. Once bars and pubs reopen there will be police in the city centre walking around all the pubs as tehy did before.

Of course

 

[LastGarrison]

In the Lithuanian capital they opened up the town square so bars could have outside seating and a pop up pub even if their bar wasn’t in the main square.

Wonder if this would be considered with Broadgate to let The Botanist, Cosy Club etc expand out?

Drove past the Millpool earlier and they have been doing up the inside and were starting to paint the benches and think they put on their FB page they were opening mid-July.

I think pubs with big gardens/outdoor seating such as the Millpool, Red Lion, Maudsley etc. will obviously be more successful and will be interesting to see how other pubs react.

We were talking about it the other day and wondering whether pubs will expand out into their car parking space to put in extra tables etc. Anyone know whether pubs can do this? And by this I mean it is not again their licensing agreement etc.

 

[fernandopartridge]

In the Lithuanian capital they opened up the town square so bars could have outside seating and a pop up pub even if their bar wasn’t in the main square.

Wonder if this would be considered with Broadgate to let The Botanist, Cosy Club etc expand out?

Drove past the Millpool earlier and they have been doing up the inside and we’re starting to paint the benches and think they put on their FB page they were opening mid-July.

I think pubs with big gardens/outdoor seating such as the Millpool, Red Lion, Maudsley etc. will obviously be more successful and will be interesting to see how other pubs react.

We were talking about it the other day and wondering whether pubs will expand out into their car parking space to put in extra tables etc. Anyone know whether pubs can do this? And by this I mean it is not again their licensing agreement etc.

There was some talk of pubs lobbying to get licensing laws changed for that sort of thing

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[hill83]

It’s nice to be talking about pubs again.

Love a pub.

 

[LastGarrison]

There was some talk of pubs lobbying to get licensing laws changed for that sort of thing

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You’d have to imagine that there would be a temporary loosening given the current situation?

And would obviously mean my locally frequented pub of choice would open up quicker and allow more people in. :emoji_heart_eyes:

 

[Nick]

A fair few pubs are doing take away and they just happen to have a beer garden.

 

[Nick]

Theres a guy on good morning britain who is some sort of medical expert.

The same guy tweeted about how Corona wasn't that much of a big deal back in January and is now whinging the government under estimated it.

That sunderland fan journalist is an utter prick though.

 

[David O'Day]

Cov Council will have to at least for a while amend the alcohol by laws

 

[Nick]

China going back into lockdown?

 

[ajsccfc]

What the fuck are they doing in these markets they have?

 

[Nick]

Might be an idea to close them down.

 

[David O'Day]

Tories gonna tory

 

[Nick]

Tories gonna tory

One for the rashford thread?

 

[David O'Day]

One for the rashford thread?

Nah

It's as active as Dom's sex life in there

 

[Nick]

Nah

It's as active as Dom's sex life in there

That's not how things work, you put the things in threads that are relevant. Not based on how many posts there are.

 

[Nick]

Bloke on This Morning saying how social distancing is followed at shops while they show a clip of a massive queue at a Primark with no social distancing.

 

[David O'Day]

That's not how things work, you put the things in threads that are relevant. Not based on how many posts there are.

i'm David O'Day, I do what I want

 

[Nick]

i'm David O'Day, I do what I want

Apart from football, it seems.

 

[clint van damme]

In the Lithuanian capital they opened up the town square so bars could have outside seating and a pop up pub even if their bar wasn’t in the main square.

Wonder if this would be considered with Broadgate to let The Botanist, Cosy Club etc expand out?

Drove past the Millpool earlier and they have been doing up the inside and were starting to paint the benches and think they put on their FB page they were opening mid-July.

I think pubs with big gardens/outdoor seating such as the Millpool, Red Lion, Maudsley etc. will obviously be more successful and will be interesting to see how other pubs react.

We were talking about it the other day and wondering whether pubs will expand out into their car parking space to put in extra tables etc. Anyone know whether pubs can do this? And by this I mean it is not again their licensing agreement etc.

my son is at college but he works part time in a hotel and has been put on furlough. He's been called into a meeting today. I'm expecting them to tell staff there's going to be a partial re-opening of the bar and restaurant areas in the next few weeks.

 

[David O'Day]

Apart from football, it seems.

The vast majority of my posts are on Football, there just hasn't been any for months.

Still anything for a like from the 4 inch racist that is Grendal

 

[David O'Day]

Anyway, a friend runs a club night over in 6 finger land and they worked out that even with social distancing down to 1m the venue could only get 20 people inside.

I know clubs are a long way off opening but lots of pubs will have the same issue. Think of some of the only pubs in the city centre like the town wall.

 

[Nick]

The vast majority of my posts are on Football, there just hasn't been any for months.

Still anything for a like from the 4 inch racist that is Grendal

Plenty to talk about.

Not bothered about likes in the slightest.

 

[David O'Day]

Plenty to talk about.

Not bothered about likes in the slightest.

To be fair i just wanted to pull Grendals chains

 

[Nick]

To be fair i just wanted to pull Grendals chains

Might be worth trying to drop the obsession.

 

[David O'Day]

Might be worth trying to drop the obsession.

He's the obsessed one, it's just sport to me.

But the last thing on him i'll say is he is a horrible horrible person.

 

[Nick]

2 million children haven't done any school work.

Is that all the government's fault? How much of the fault is with parents who haven't forced it on their children?

 

[Ian1779]

2 million children haven't done any school work.

Is that all the government's fault? How much of the fault is with parents who haven't forced it on their children?

Once you move to remote online learning then it does start to create issues. Access to the internet, houses sharing only 1 or 2 devices (especially if parents are working at home too) - the fact the government had to suggest they’d fund equipment for kids at home means that it was going to be a challenge (they didn’t actually do it BTW - they started and it tailed off like most of their Coronavirus initiatives)

But yes there are also a big chunk of disengaged kids (whose parents may well have had similar experience at school) that aren’t working and yes some culpability is on them as parents. Whenever we get back to being in school it’s going to be a big issue.

 

[Nick]

Once you move to remote online learning then it does start to create issues. Access to the internet, houses sharing only 1 or 2 devices (especially if parents are working at home too) - the fact the government had to suggest they’d fund equipment for kids at home means that it was going to be a challenge (they didn’t actually do it BTW - they started and it tailed off like most of their Coronavirus initiatives)

But yes there are also a big chunk of disengaged kids (whose parents may well have had similar experience at school) that aren’t working and yes some culpability is on them as parents. Whenever we get back to being in school it’s going to be a big issue.

There are always ways that you can keep your kids engaged with education. I have worked from home for weeks and have had to find ways to keep my daughter engaged, whether it's chucking iPlayer on for their decent stuff. Documentaries on Netflix or educational games if she has done all of her school work. It has been stressful trying to work, answer a work call and sort out what she was doing at the same time but it has needed to be done.

Yes, not every kid will have a laptop which is where schools should have opened their IT rooms up so kids could go in and use the computers for their work.

If parents have wanted to push their kids to learn it isn't all about a laptop all of the time.

 

[SkyBlueDom26]

It’s nice to be talking about pubs again.

Love a pub.

Most people on this thread don’t want them open even if it’s safe to do so.....

 

[SkyBlueDom26]

Nah

It's as active as Dom's sex life in there

Shut up you silly prick, embarrassing yourself

 

[David O'Day]

Shut up you silly prick, embarrassing yourself

Can't be stepping on your toes

Anyway Dom, let's talk abouyt how on Earth Pubs could open on the 3rd of July

 

[SkyBlueDom26]

Can't be stepping on your toes

Anyway Dom, let's talk abouyt how on Earth Pubs could open on the 3rd of July

Because they should and they will and by doing so will save 3 million jobs and boost the morale of the country? If your to scared to go then stay at home nobody’s forcing you

 

[Brighton Sky Blue]

There are always ways that you can keep your kids engaged with education. I have worked from home for weeks and have had to find ways to keep my daughter engaged, whether it's chucking iPlayer on for their decent stuff. Documentaries on Netflix or educational games if she has done all of her school work. It has been stressful trying to work, answer a work call and sort out what she was doing at the same time but it has needed to be done.

Yes, not every kid will have a laptop which is where schools should have opened their IT rooms up so kids could go in and use the computers for their work.

If parents have wanted to push their kids to learn it isn't all about a laptop all of the time.

Think I read that the DfE has ordered 200,000 devices for disadvantaged students but they won’t be ready until the end of the month. Schools did open up for children of key workers for them to use the IT facilities I think, at least they have at mine. Vulnerable children were also entitled to this but I’m not sure how many of those went.