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I had to cross the border to pick up a turkey from Waitrose, but I ordered it before the rules changed so that's OK, isn't it?
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Tier 4 is BS, need new proper lockdown (best do it now since schools are closed and should not be open till March really)
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I think we've been in something like tier 3.5 for about 60 days with another 20 or so to go. I thought today was Friday so got all my stuff done ready for the weekend....
Sent from my 5g carrier pigeon
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Works for us - we're Tier 2, but everywhere around us is tier4, so we can't go to the local Tesco etc. Will actually mean we can do more.
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It is illegal as it isn't an essential journey.Originally posted by ladymuck View PostDammit. Now it won't be illegal for me to visit the parentals
They could have waited till after the weekend.
After all none of you are having mental health problems caused by you being apart from each other.
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Dammit. Now it won't be illegal for me to visit the parentals
They could have waited till after the weekend.
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Local infections in my area have halved in two weeks yet we are going from tier 2 to tier 4
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working link: Covid-19: Millions more people to enter tier 4 on Boxing Day - BBC NewsOriginally posted by xoggoth View PostI'm getting about:blank#blocked on that page SE.
And I'll be joining the OP in tier 4 as well, cancelled my company Christmas/New Years outing for me and my staff in Cornwall next week
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Not yet my sweetness, Birmingham is celebrating the last days of tier 3 into the new year. But soon, very soon.
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Come join me...
...and others in tier 4.
You know you want to at 00:01 on Boxing Day.
Covid-19: Six million more people to enter tier 4 on Boxing Day - BBC News
"It is therefore necessary to put more of the East and South East of England into tier four."
Areas moving to tier four are: Sussex, Oxfordshire, Suffolk, Norfolk, Cambridgeshire, Hampshire, with the exception of the New Forest, and the parts of Essex and Surrey not already in the toughest restrictions.Last edited by SueEllen; 23 December 2020, 18:20.Tags: None
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