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nomadking 09-05-2021 20:10

Re: Coronavirus
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 36079156)
I’ve had those for at least a year on my App.

But according to your post #4964, this Covid jab is meant to be listed under immunisations, and is not there under "Medicines->Acute(short term) medicines" either.

Hugh 09-05-2021 20:15

Re: Coronavirus
 
It’s not "meant to be", it is…

It also appears under "Consultations and Events" as

Quote:

5 March 2021
Alwoodley Medical Centre - EXTERNAL USER, ()
and under ‘Immunisations" as
Quote:

5 March 2021
Administration of first dose of SARS-CoV-2 (severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2) vaccine
even though I had it at a local hotel.

nomadking 09-05-2021 20:48

Re: Coronavirus
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 36079162)
It’s not "meant to be", it is…

It also appears under "Consultations and Events" as



and under ‘Immunisations" as

even though I had it at a local hotel.

The picture you included was of the "Immunisations" section. To find my own entry, I had to wade through all the other fairly meaningless entries in the "Consultations and Events" section. There doesn't seem to be a consistent place for any entry, eg in a press report it was under somebody's "Acute(short term) medicine section. That's 3 separate places people will have to look.

Hugh 09-05-2021 20:52

Re: Coronavirus
 
Have you contacted them about it?

On the App, there is a section, in the "NHS App help and support", under the "Managing your account", titled "Contact the NHS App team", you can send them a message about it.

papa smurf 10-05-2021 16:50

Re: Coronavirus
 
Covid ZERO! England reports no new coronavirus deaths for first time in 14 months


https://www.express.co.uk/news/polit...-area-breaking

Paul 10-05-2021 18:43

Re: Coronavirus
 
From May 17th ;

* People can meet in groups of up to 30 outdoors
* Six people or two households can meet indoors, with overnight stays allowed
* Up to 30 people can attend weddings, receptions and other life events
* Number of people who can attend a funeral no longer capped, but determined by the size of venue
* Up to 30 allowed to attend a support group or parent-and-child group (not counting under fives)
* Care home residents allowed up to five named visitors, and more freedom for visits out of the home

Social distancing with close family and friends will be a matter of personal judgement.

(But people are asked to remain cautious around close contact, like hugging).

Pierre 10-05-2021 23:38

Re: Coronavirus
 
https://lockdownsceptics.org/2021/05...ectly-charged/

Law is order, and good law is good order.

Unless it is made on the hoof and implemented by wombles

papa smurf 11-05-2021 08:39

Re: Coronavirus
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 36079227)
https://lockdownsceptics.org/2021/05...ectly-charged/

Law is order, and good law is good order.

Unless it is made on the hoof and implemented by wombles

Not even for serious offences like sitting on a park bench :shrug:

Maggy 11-05-2021 08:51

Re: Coronavirus
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 36079238)
Not even for serious offences like sitting on a park bench :shrug:

I've been sitting on benches on the seafront all through all lockdowns, drinking my take away coffee or a can of coffee or flask of tea. Had no hassle off anyone.;)

jonbxx 11-05-2021 08:58

Re: Coronavirus
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 36079227)
https://lockdownsceptics.org/2021/05...ectly-charged/

Law is order, and good law is good order.

Unless it is made on the hoof and implemented by wombles

It will be interesting to see how many people were successfully charged under the Health Protection (Coronavirus) Regulations 2020 which were the lockdown regulations as opposed to the Coronavirus Act 2020 which covered the refusal of potentially infectious people to cooperate with the police or health officials.

Of course, a website called 'Lockdown Sceptics' would never confuse the two...

1andrew1 11-05-2021 21:22

Re: Coronavirus
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Maggy (Post 36079239)
I've been sitting on benches on the seafront all through all lockdowns, drinking my take away coffee or a can of coffee or flask of tea. Had no hassle off anyone.;)

In my area, the benches were sealed off with black and yellow tape in the first lockdown.

Sephiroth 11-05-2021 22:07

Re: Coronavirus
 
In Wokingham Waitrose, the toilets are still blocked off -"Social Distancing", they told me.

In every other Waitrose (there are 5 within 7 miles radius of Winnersh), all toilets open.

The Wokingham Medical Centre is completely barriered off.

But the new Peach Place is vibrant, tables and chairs occupied with coffee/tea drinkers and smoked salmon roll munchers (sold by Gails).


Taf 12-05-2021 16:39

Re: Coronavirus
 
"This spike is related to international travel, particularly with people returning to Bolton from India.

The cases are now in the community and it seems to be located around the south and south-west parts of the town.

Interestingly, the cases are very much stacked in those under the age of 25.

There were 721 cases reported yesterday in those aged five to 25.

Part of this is because all the school children are testing twice a week, but it is very much present in that younger age group."

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-englan...ester-57075618

papa smurf 12-05-2021 17:19

Re: Coronavirus
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Taf (Post 36079294)
"This spike is related to international travel, particularly with people returning to Bolton from India.

The cases are now in the community and it seems to be located around the south and south-west parts of the town.

Interestingly, the cases are very much stacked in those under the age of 25.

There were 721 cases reported yesterday in those aged five to 25.

Part of this is because all the school children are testing twice a week, but it is very much present in that younger age group."

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-englan...ester-57075618

Why are people allowed to travel to India :shrug:

heero_yuy 12-05-2021 17:32

Re: Coronavirus
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 36079297)
Why are people allowed to travel to India :shrug:

Perhaps even more important, why are they allowed to come back in? :dozey:


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