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Originally posted by SueEllen View PostJust heard a leak that from Friday at 6pm Wales will have a 17 Day circuit breaker lockdown.
Why 17 days? Well they got the Sage minutes and added on the missing time.
Power has gone to the First ministers head. Its all political games now and trying to do the opposite that westminster does.
And hes totally out of his depth and got no clue what hes doing.
Embarrassingly, a lot of my countrymen seem to like him. Its just embarrassing to be honest.
You get people on facebook/twitter saying we should "close the border". Jeez - some people do work across the border.
And best one yet "send in the army to stop English coming to wales". What army exactly? The welsh one....
Now I'm a proud welshman but I'd leave if wales ever got independence..... It'd be a shambles...
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Originally posted by David71 View PostDrakeford and his public sector, no chance of lay-offs, cronies are despised universally in Wales.
Unfortunately, the t...wits I call countrymen will never not vote Labour come election time.
...and before anyone says public sector workers can be made redundant.....not in Wales! There is a Welsh Gov policy that forbids compulsory redundancies so when they want to lay anyone off they have to keep increasing the redundancy offers to ridiculous amounts as the unions know they have the upper hand.
I'd agree. I'm contracting in the public sector in wales. Its like a country club - they've NEVER had redundancies there ever....
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Originally posted by SueEllen View PostYep all online now.
Got to be fair trekking to the jobcentre and wading past all the losers outside was the worst bit. Then, some times they'd be 30 mins behind and you'd have to wait. Another day, you'd be 2 mins late and get a lecture off them.
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostWE were under national lockdown for what, 100 days? And it took that long to push virus levels to a manageable (we thought) level. How is a couple of weeks going to have the same effect... a total, total lockdown of 2 weeks would mean it dies out but shops will still be open, people still at work, etc.
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WE were under national lockdown for what, 100 days? And it took that long to push virus levels to a manageable (we thought) level. How is a couple of weeks going to have the same effect... a total, total lockdown of 2 weeks would mean it dies out but shops will still be open, people still at work, etc.
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Originally posted by AtW View PostIn 10
Hexadecimal...
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However there are number of minor graphics which you're also meant to look at and read. No wonder people are ignoring it
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Originally posted by SueEllen View PostJhy 17 days? Well they got the Sage minutes and added on the missing time.
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Originally posted by Gibbon View PostThere's going to be some lonely sheep!
One can still go for a nice long "walk" see, there's tidy then, boyo.
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Drakeford and his public sector, no chance of lay-offs, cronies are despised universally in Wales.
Unfortunately, the t...wits I call countrymen will never not vote Labour come election time.
...and before anyone says public sector workers can be made redundant.....not in Wales! There is a Welsh Gov policy that forbids compulsory redundancies so when they want to lay anyone off they have to keep increasing the redundancy offers to ridiculous amounts as the unions know they have the upper hand.
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