That's what really
annoys me, My home area has been placed in tier 3 for COVID-19
restrictions, meaning that the following rules are in place:
- You cannot mix indoors, in private gardens or in most
outdoor venues, except with your household or bubble
- You can meet in a group of up to six in other outdoor
spaces, such as parks, beaches or countryside
- Shops, gyms and personal care services (such as
hairdressing) can stay open
- Bars, pubs, cafes and restaurants must stay closed,
except for delivery and takeaway
- Sports fans cannot attend events in stadiums
- Indoor entertainment venues - such as bowling alleys
and cinemas - must stay closed
So, when London, parts of Essex and Hertfordshire get put into tier 3, you would have thought that the world was ending - especially the way that it was being reported by the media. These two gems came from BBC News and Sky News respectively:
The director of the Theatres Trust said the London's theatres would face "disaster" under the stricter rules, while business owners in the capital said it would "be a ghost town".
The Confederation of British Industry warned that "thousands of jobs and livelihoods could be at risk" due to the government moving London into Tier 3.
Congratulations. Now you know what the rest of us are having to put up with. Why the south of England thinks that they are so unique, I have no idea. They're not the only areas that have had these issues.
Areas in the north of England (and my home in darkest Warwickshire) are all under these restrictions - and I think that we have gotten off lightly, as we (Warwickshire) only got placed into tier 3 the beginning of December, where as places like Newcastle have been in tier 3 since the beginning of September (if not longer!)
Ah well - rant over. I've had enough of staring at a computer screen today.
Back when I get chance...
Innocence is lost
Thinking he's so clever
Lines have been crossed
Man won't live forever
Shadows on the wall
Can't get it together
Sacrifice all
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