Borders, Glasgow and Lanarkshire have stayed at a releatively high level since the Autumn and been a bit stubborn compared to the rest of Scotland, Does seem to be starting to shift now though, so hopefully will head down.What part of Scotland? My daughter and family live in Glasgow G12 area near the Botanical Gardens, they've been in the highest risk area all through this can't understand why, the only contact they have with other people is when they go to the shop, but they have their main shop delivered
After musing about how sore someone's arm was after 537 vaccinations yesterday I got even more worried about where they were putting a ramp up next month. New ways of dealing with this pandemic are getting very free thinking.537 vaccinations yesterday and there is going to be a big ramp up in March. Cases will be very low by then and pressure to really open up will be ramping up to the extent people will start breaking rules more.
Quite a bit higher actually :)537 vaccinations yesterday and there is going to be a big ramp up in March. Cases will be very low by then and pressure to really open up will be ramping up to the extent people will start breaking rules more.
Corby has been one of the worst areas in the country, it’s not helped by local firms bussing in workers from London and other areas and putting them up in hotels, Iforce distribution for example are bringing nearly 200 workers weekly. . The local council are aware of this but are unable to stop it. They have taken it up with our MP but as yet nothing is happening to stop it.Definitely a concern about vaccine take-up. Case creep as much an issue in very non-diverse Corby/Rutland/Kesteven areas.
Thanks, that makes sense. Quite a few distribution centres along the A14 corridor into Northants and Warwickshire, where cases also high. Easily forgotten how many folk still have to go to offices or warehouses to do the jobs the rest of us rely on.Corby has been one of the worst areas in the country, it’s not helped by local firms bussing in workers from London and other areas and putting them up in hotels, Iforce distribution for example are bringing nearly 200 workers weekly. . The local council are aware of this but are unable to stop it. They have taken it up with our MP but as yet nothing is happening to stop it.
at this rate the under 50s could be getting jabs in march..its been a bloody fantastic effortThe vaccination pace is changing the goal posts on this very quickly and making the decision to send kids back to school look a good idea.
I know there are pros & cons but holding schools until Easter would make so much sense.at this rate the under 50s could be getting jabs in march..its been a bloody fantastic effort