COVID-19 — Coronavirus

[Gaylord du Bois]

That might answer my question. For those who’ve had dose one, is it still 3 weeks rather than 12?

Jan 6 for my good lady. She had her first in week one of the roll out. Dec 17 or 18 it was.

 

[somapop]

I didn’t really read it as that

more they were confident that the increase in time was the reason behind the 0.5 dose being more effective


Malhams great

really nice circular walk up the cove then a couple of waterfalls then into a nice small village with a few pubs and tea rooms, best in summer though definitely

Me and the gf done York, Chester, Lakes and a lodge in North Wales this year

week in Fowey too, too far for a weekend though really

Fowey in Cornwall?
Loved it there...but then again I absolutely adore Cornwall.

Mate pm me and ill list the lot. We are slowly but surely making our way round the country

as you mentioned yorks, the yorks coast from scarborough up to whitby is my favourite. Staithes and robinhood bay a personal favourite

even a night away (leave 6am sat morning, take a morning to get to destination with breako stop, return home sunday tea time) refreshes like you cant believe

we arent ones for sitting at home. We like to explore. We dog walk loads anyway so walking is a busmans hol when its the only thing to do

Same here mate.
I don’t have my own dog atm but walk my daughter’s dog (who lives with her mum) all the time.
Def drop you a PM mate as keen to explore next year if plans work out.
Thanks!

 

[Bluesince1979]

Fowey in Cornwall?
Loved it there...but then again I absolutely adore Cornwall.

Same here mate.
I don’t have my own dog atm but walk my daughter’s dog (who lives with her mum) all the time.
Def drop you a PM mate as keen to explore next year if plans work out.
Thanks!

Please do.
Im no alan whicker but happy share experiences. As i say , the travelling ‘cured’ me. And it costs little too doing it right

 

[EnzoMCFC]

If we dont totally lock down for January then this will go down as the biggest fuck up in history

 

[BLUEMATT23]

The way they are talking on the news makes it sound like Greater Manchester will stay as tier 3 - they seem to be implying it’ll be West Midlands and some parts of Lancashire that’ll head into tier 4.

Madness.

Yes and the idiots continue to flock to the Trafford Centre, run by more idiots.
Manchester should be in Tier 25

 

[Healdplace]

Details of the 494 England hospital deaths. Which is the highest number since April.

Ages: 20 - 39 (3), 40 - 59 (24), 60 - 79 (172) and 80 + (295)

32 of those deaths - most in UK - were in East Lancashire hospital

20 were in Wigan and Leigh, 10 were in Manchester and 10 in Pennine.

Why Lancashire will be in tier 4 this afternoon. Tier 3 has not really helped there at all.

Whilst Merseyside and GM have got worse lately they are not quite that bad.

Though if the government has any sense all the NW has to be in the same tier for obvious reasions I have said many times.

But that is a big If.......

 

[city saint]

just reread the first 5 pages of the thread.if we knew then what we know now.we really didnt know what a shitshow it was really gonna be

 

[Marvin]

The German government reports that its British counterpart expects herd immunity by the Spring.

 

[Bluesince1979]

The German government reports that its British counterpart expects herd immunity by the Spring.

Come on spring. Hurry the fuck up

 

[ayrshire_blue]

This guy is normally right on point with stuff (or so I find anyway) but it's not the first time he's been critical of the Oxford vaccine, regarding process and data. He doesn't seem convinced. Wonder if there really is vested interests in other vaccines/profit with him or what the script is, but it's strange as I say he's usually a decent follow. Also wonder if his views are reflected pretty much everywhere else in the EU and the US and what this actually means, if anything. He's been (rightly) very critical of the US handling of the pandemic.