- Jul 10, 2003
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Yes, Yes you will. It comes under 'any medical need, to provide care or to help a vulnerable person'
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Yes, Yes you will. It comes under 'any medical need, to provide care or to help a vulnerable person'
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
I don’t see why not...you have a genuine reason....use common sense until told otherwise
Thanks
doogie004
Well-known member
Not at all we are still not as locked down as Italy are that’s what we need to do .i don’t wish your mum any harm or anyone else but lockdown tight not allow hundreds out for exercise otherwise the parks are going to look exactly like they did at the weekend won’t they ?
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And thanks to you too
Regarding cars and MOTs.....
In Italy garages have stayed open.
I manage a motor factor, I have no idea until tomorrow what we are doing so have told my team to arrive as normal in the morning.
I’ve already had a conversation with one of the police workshops regarding how we could supply them if we are in lockdown as they don’t carry enough parts for more than a few weeks.
So far I know that some Kwik Fits will be open and a couple of independent garages are planning on staying open too.
If anyone wants any info feel free to pm me and I’ll happily let you know what I know as tomorrow progresses.
In Italy garages have stayed open.
I manage a motor factor, I have no idea until tomorrow what we are doing so have told my team to arrive as normal in the morning.
I’ve already had a conversation with one of the police workshops regarding how we could supply them if we are in lockdown as they don’t carry enough parts for more than a few weeks.
So far I know that some Kwik Fits will be open and a couple of independent garages are planning on staying open too.
If anyone wants any info feel free to pm me and I’ll happily let you know what I know as tomorrow progresses.
Just back-read and see you are worried about your mum....no offense meant with my posts. OK?
FWIW, the government seem to be setting up good infrastructure right now. It will be very operational in a week (combined with rules/laws that will stop nobbery). Stay calm for a bit, and of course feel free to emote on NSC.
I am surrounded by old neighbours and we are trying to work out how to keep them fed while not infecting and killing them. It can be done and we are jolly well going to do it. Fact. Fact.
Taybha
Whalewhine
Hard to make a case against this happening ,on a normal weekend here in sleepy mid wales i reckon we get about a thousand tourist/ holidaymakers per day roaming around the beautiful beach and estuary , yesterday it was absolutely heaving , twice as busy , madness , to try to put things into perspective our hospital has a grand total of 6 ICU beds , absolute bellends , the locals went apeshit bombarded the local MP , and fair play to him , by 2pm 3 of the 4 Caravan parks had shut their doors to any tourists and the 4th closed at 8pm , these are now only open to residents of the parks and people in self isolation .
Just do as your bloody told , make out your at the Amex and reading the latest do not do this or that email ,god willing things will slowly improve and a Vaccine will be found hopefully
Just do as your bloody told , make out your at the Amex and reading the latest do not do this or that email ,god willing things will slowly improve and a Vaccine will be found hopefully
Just back-read and see you are worried about your mum....no offense meant with my posts. OK?
FWIW, the government seem to be setting up good infrastructure right now. It will be very operational in a week (combined with rules/laws that will stop nobbery). Stay calm for a bit, and of course feel free to emote on NSC.
I am surrounded by old neighbours and we are trying to work out how to keep them fed while not infecting and killing them. It can be done and we are jolly well going to do it. Fact. Fact.
None taken. It all feels such a weird situation and I think whilst expected we are all coming to terms with what it means
That's true, but it's unfair to blame the morons. After all, they are morons.
Sadly, some turned out to be people I thought were intelligent adults. I have family members who trouped round every at risk or vulnerable person in their extended family on Sunday, despite the rest of us telling them to stay at home.
Hopefully, they’ll finally get the message now.
DarrenFreemansPerm
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Just had the company WhatsApp message saying we’re all expected in work tomorrow. 
Just had the company WhatsApp message saying we’re all expected in work tomorrow.
On the essential services list?
DarrenFreemansPerm
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Not in the slightest. Motor trade.
drew
Drew
We're always living history. Sometimes it's dull, sometimes it's exciting and sometimes like now, it just bloody frightening!!!
ManOfSussex
We wunt be druv
I've just been texted and received an automated call not to go to work tomorrow. I'm not currently WFH enabled and we're very short of devices required for it now anyway, so this could interesting for me.
I'm drop in the ocean in the bigger picture and I'm not the only one in the same situation.
I'm drop in the ocean in the bigger picture and I'm not the only one in the same situation.
B-right-on
Living the dream
So i have a genuine question here. I listened to Boris's speech and from what i understand, if you cannot work from home, you still can go to work? What if you are a plumber, builder, Electrician? gardenener? You can't do these from home so they are allowed to go to work (and follow the soclai distancing rules)?
Parts/repairing, or sales?
I can see an argument why vehicles need to be repaired so people can still get meds or groceries, or repairing/servicing the vehicles of those on the long list of essential services.
If sales, the employer is irresponsibly taking the p.
Whereabouts?