Lock down or give up?

[SueEllen]

Ditto with T1. It's probably only a matter of time before they'll be T2.

What even Cornwall?

Need to get the police and army to man the roads in.

[d000hg]

Right so you shouldn't visit your family who help you out or need help?

Odd that older children and young adults can hang round in groups of up to 350....

AVoid contact with people you don't need to be in contact with. Take cautions when you do.

Except that's not "the rules" - there are currently at least 4 or 5 variations of "lockdown" in various parts of the country.

I can go to the pub, but I can't go to somebody elses house.

I don't need to know the rules around the country, only where I live. So do you. And regardless, it's not about "what can I do" it's about "what do I need to do".

The "lockdown now" types are generally people that think the entire country can do what they have done and work from their spare bedroom on their macbook pro.

Nope, it'll be awful. But arguably worth it. Possibly less pain overall than the current mess where the virus is rampant, and everyone is miserable. FWIW tradesmen etc were NEVER prevented from working during the national lockdown and it still worked. If you NEED to be working in close proximity to others, there are ways to minimise risk.

[Zigenare]

Maybe we should have a referendum to decide the way forward.

~48% of the UK wouldn't accept the result.

~45% of Scots would demand another referendum.

The Welsh, WGAF?

[SueEllen]

I don't need to know the rules around the country, only where I live. So do you. And regardless, it's not about "what can I do" it's about "what do I need to do".

Some of us work and have family in different areas, which is why we need to know the rules in different areas.

Nope, it'll be awful. But arguably worth it. Possibly less pain overall than the current mess where the virus is rampant, and everyone is miserable. FWIW tradesmen etc were NEVER prevented from working during the national lockdown and it still worked. If you NEED to be working in close proximity to others, there are ways to minimise risk.

Why is it some tradesmen like young people don't understand about mask wearing?