COVID-19 — Coronavirus

[shemnel]

did manchester stay in tier 2 from mid october to lockdown on Nov 5th? is this the first time in tier 3?

 

[Tonster]

did manchester stay in tier 2 from mid october to lockdown on Nov 5th? is this the first time in tier 3?

No, it was moved into the old tier 3 a few weeks before lockdown

 

[Tonster]

Corrected, at least I know where to grab a meal then

Purple pakora is gonna be busy...

 

[Healdplace]

can you not get yourself on SAGE , you are one of the few people who talks common sense

I am not clever enough to be on Sage but wise enough not to want to be.

 

[domalino]

I think this is the best way I've seen of showing tiers and cases across the 2 tiers.

You have been well and truly shafted if you live in Stratford upon Avon, but I assume that's because the average age is probaby 87.

 

[BlueHammer85]

how many people can i exercise with outside in Tier 3 ?

 

[artfuldodger]

Sadly, Poynton is classed as Greater Manchester (I'm only a couple of miles away in Offerton)

Im Heaton Chapel. Where is our nearest tier 2 area?

 

[denislawsbackheel]

how many people can i exercise with outside in Tier 3 ?

I’ll be playing golf in a four ball on Thursday.

 

[shemnel]

No, it was moved into the old tier 3 a few weeks before lockdown

i thought tiers started in mid October?

 

[MillionMilesAway]

I think this is the best way I've seen of showing tiers and cases across the 2 tiers.

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That certainly looks like what I thought for the London boroughs - a few high ones (all the named ones above Liverpool excerpt Scarborough) but many lower. Presumably London as a whole would be somewhere around where Ealing is, or down a bit from there.

 

[Tonster]

Im Heaton Chapel. Where is our nearest tier 2 area?

Around Poynton I guess, didn't realise it was classed as Cheshire, only 3.5 miles from my house!

 

[Healdplace]

England hospital death details:

Ages 20 - 39 (2), 40 - 59 (12), 60 - 79 (142), 80 + (195).

More evidence the 0ver 80s falling and 60 - 79s rising.

22 Manchester 11 Pennine 10 Liverpool most NW hospital death today

 

[inchy14]

Just read it’s now been illegal to go into someone else’s home in Manchester for a meal for 228 days!! Outside your bubble obviously and in Leicester it’s something like 280 days!! Mental.

 

[artfuldodger]

i thought tiers started in mid October?

Liverpool went in on October 14th. Manchester was a week or so later

 

[shemnel]

I think this is the best way I've seen of showing tiers and cases across the 2 tiers.

You have been well and truly shafted if you live in Stratford upon Avon, but I assume that's because the average age is probaby 87.

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im in Lancaster, the dot adjoined to Stratford. Feeling pretty gutted.

Actually i'm in Morecambe and we were angry with lancaster because the only reason we had a spike at all was the uni, but that might be splitting hairs.

 

[Tonster]

i thought tiers started in mid October?

They did, but Manchester didn't go straight into tier 3 as they were debating the support with the government

 

[BlueHammer85]

Andy Burnham confident Manchester will be in Tier 2 in 2-3 weeks

 

[twosips]

It absolutely boggles my mind that work are happy to risk an outbreak by having a full office but theyve managed to get this far without a positive case so i guess they are just crossing fingers. Funnily enough I've been full of a cold this past week and quite a few people are under the weather (I literally only go to work and home) but no symptoms of covid thankfully.

Yeah, it's mad isn't it. You're really not alone. I think the presumption is that all offices are empty, but they're just not at all.

 

[birchwoodgingerste]

Andy Burnham confident Manchester will be in Tier 2 in 2-3 weeks

At xmas lol
On the 4 day get out of jail free card!:))

 

[ell]

Yeah, it's mad isn't it. You're really not alone. I think the presumption is that all offices are empty, but they're just not at all.

We started bringing the work from homers back in June by September the office was at capacity again. Employers have a deep mistrust of home working (I had to do it for a fortnight and honestly felt more productive but hey) so unless it becomes law why wouldnt they have people in.