Increased activity outside IAW …..
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A letter in this morning's I newspaper:
"As we watched Andy Murray and a court full of excited cheering tennis fans on Monday, I asked my husband why theatres, music venues and churches are still unable to welcome back full audiences.
He said because they are inside venues and Centre Court is outside.
And then they closed the roof..."
"As we watched Andy Murray and a court full of excited cheering tennis fans on Monday, I asked my husband why theatres, music venues and churches are still unable to welcome back full audiences.
He said because they are inside venues and Centre Court is outside.
And then they closed the roof..."
What gets me is with all these places like Wimbledon and wembly yesterday if you saw the fans no social distancing, no masks, singing, screaming and hugging BUT to bend all the governments own rules they label them "test events".
Even with it being an outdoor event with that many people that close with no mask projecting mouth particles further than 2 meters due to shouting and singing how is that safer than being in an arena fully masked up?
Even with it being an outdoor event with that many people that close with no mask projecting mouth particles further than 2 meters due to shouting and singing how is that safer than being in an arena fully masked up?
It looks like the UK government have decided that England will have to learn to live with Covid, and are opening up fully on July 19, restrictions in schools included (although won’t really effect schools much until September) - reportedly with the blessing of CMO Prof Chris Whitty. You would assume the Wales CMO, Dr. Frank Atherton, would be following the same advice from SAGE as Prof Whitty, so will we be doing the same in Wales?
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Surely Drakeford should be consistent in his cold location logic! The rink is cold = closed. Walk down the frozen isle at my local Tesco Extra and it’s like the Antarctic!
So why isn’t that closed and the shop made to present customers with frozen items rather than allow them to walk down there and browse, wallow away, chat etc for a good 15-20 mins? Isn’t that of equal risk?
Hmmm!
So why isn’t that closed and the shop made to present customers with frozen items rather than allow them to walk down there and browse, wallow away, chat etc for a good 15-20 mins? Isn’t that of equal risk?
Hmmm!
Heledd Fychan kindly raised the issue in the Senedd today. From the ministers response, I'd anticipate a partial opening to professionals only from the next review. Vid here or shorter version on twitter. https://t.co/BcIF1soWls?amp=1
The question is at 4 h 21 minutes but the very brief answer was right at the end. Still banging on about cold temperatures, which doesn't fill me hope that they’ve got the message about the ability to change the temperature within the arena and the state of the art air conditioning/airflow capabilities.
