I would like to know what decisions people have been able to make for themselves.
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This is one of those things where you don’t know where to start.I would like to know what decisions people have been able to make for themselves.
Even in lockdown now people are having parties.
Nellies left peg
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Colin Wanker has had his first jab and said he hopes to get back to normal soon. The twat was never normal.
cleavers
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And they stated Feb 22nd about 3 weeks ago, so why do idiots want to bring it forward a week ?No, I am not, I am for them keeping it private until is reasonable to not do so.
Lets see what is announced on the day they said they'd announce it.
cleavers
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My dad was the same, Jan 7th.Also, quite a lot of people still got both Pfizer jabs - my mum for example has had both Pfizer and she had her second on the 10th Jan.
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You've only got to watch the news to see what decisions some people have taken. Blatant disregard for the lockdown in many casesI would like to know what decisions people have been able to make for themselves.
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what concerns me marvin is the knock on effect this will have on domestic council tax, 'the money has to come from somewhere' were in wyre and thats going up another 3% on top of last years hike which was for social careI went out for a walk in the City centre this evening. Walked down Cross St and King St. That's prime retail space. That area was struggling before the lockdown but it's devastated now. Commercial lenders must be getting hammered. 1/3rd of shops are up for let in these areas. Of course this is probably the worst moment now as who would buy commercial premises now when you can't open them. If it was your life's ambition to open a restaurant or cafe then now might be the time to strike a bargain. Risky though.
It will be Wyre BC who mainly lose out and they can't put up their part more than 2% without a referendum.what concerns me marvin is the knock on effect this will have on domestic council tax, 'the money has to come from somewhere' were in wyre and thats going up another 3% on top of last years hike which was for social care
I've got my jab this Friday next to Hyde Football ground. 61, quite active, still work, bit of cycling and golf when we get back to some kind of normal. However, underlying conditions get me the vaccine.
My best mate of 50 years has Prostate cancer, being contained thankfully but he's on medication and had Radiotherapy, no invitation yet, does anyone know if he should be in group 6 like I am. I've tried google but can't find a definitive answer, would really appreciate some advice, my mate had been through tough times and I feel guilty I'm getting the jab and he's not, cheers in advance.
My best mate of 50 years has Prostate cancer, being contained thankfully but he's on medication and had Radiotherapy, no invitation yet, does anyone know if he should be in group 6 like I am. I've tried google but can't find a definitive answer, would really appreciate some advice, my mate had been through tough times and I feel guilty I'm getting the jab and he's not, cheers in advance.
marco
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sorry thought it was 3%,,but it is scary because were going to see anual increases if their alowed to do it, i already spread my C/T over 12 months rather than 10 because its so expensiveIt will be Wyre BC who mainly lose out and they can't put up their part more than 2% without a referendum.
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