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denphone 19-03-2020 16:15

Re: Coronavirus
 
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Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 36028056)
No, I have an online shopping account, so I assume it was sent to all customers who have one.

Yes it was Hugh as we had several email messages from different supermarkets.

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Coronavirus deaths in England rise to 128.

https://news.sky.com/story/coronavir...o-128-11960226

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The number of people who have died after contracting coronavirus in England has risen to 128 - an increase of 29 in 24 hours..

joglynne 19-03-2020 17:00

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Interesting article
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How huge regional differences in intensive care bed numbers threaten coronavirus postcode lottery
Those living in rural areas, the south west and midlands are most vulnerable, while London is best equipped


Snippet .....We know the NHS as a whole has too little capacity to cope with the coronavirus outbreak. That’s why all hospitals were on Tuesday ordered to send “medically fit” patients home and cancel all non-urgent operations, moves which will impact tens of thousands.

“Covid-19 presents the NHS with arguably the greatest challenge it has faced since its creation”, said its boss Simon Stevens, in a letter to all trust and hospital chief executives.

Despite such announcements, it’s a mistake to think of the NHS as a single service. It is anything but. Health care in the UK is run independently in each of the four nations. Even in England, the service Mr Stevens’ presides over, the NHS is not really one entity run and controlled from the centre. In reality it's a federation of sometimes competing services.

The analysis below showing huge regional variation in the NHS’s ability to respond to the Covid-19 outbreak is partly explained by this and partly by the nature of the virus itself.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/global-h...bers-threaten/

RichardCoulter 19-03-2020 18:31

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Aldi stores are normally open until 10pm Monday to Saturday. From Friday, this will be cut back until 8pm until further notice.

Sunday opening hours remain the same at 10am to 4pm, or 10am to 6pm in Scotland.

heero_yuy 19-03-2020 19:23

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Up at the local today for a couple of pints and one of the regulars was getting 1/2 a dozen eggs from the kitchen staff. I guess trade supplies are getting through OK.

If this keeps up the black marketeers will have a field day.

papa smurf 19-03-2020 19:32

Re: Coronavirus
 
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Originally Posted by heero_yuy (Post 36028065)
Up at the local today for a couple of pints and one of the regulars was getting 1/2 a dozen eggs from the kitchen staff. I guess trade supplies are getting through OK.

If this keeps up the black marketeers will have a field day.

I managed to get 15 eggs today if i had some flour i could have Yorkshire pud.


Meanwhile Bus services are to be cut back from Monday to 7am -7pm i suppose if you work outside those hours your walking.


https://www.grimsbytelegraph.co.uk/n...hanges-3965131

Hugh 19-03-2020 19:53

Re: Coronavirus
 
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Originally Posted by heero_yuy (Post 36028065)
Up at the local today for a couple of pints and one of the regulars was getting 1/2 a dozen eggs from the kitchen staff. I guess trade supplies are getting through OK.

If this keeps up the black marketeers will have a field day.

FYI...

https://www.cableforum.uk/board/atta...0&d=1584643989

btw, there are 10 confirmed cases in West Sussex.

RichardCoulter 19-03-2020 19:54

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Ours has gone to a Saturday service all week. BBC News says trains will be running a Sunday service.

London Underground ask people not to use them to allow key workers to get to work. 40 stations have been closed.

People have turned to using kitchen towel instead of toilet paper; this blocks up the sewage pipes, so It's best to put it into a bin. Reminds me of going to Turkey!

denphone 19-03-2020 19:58

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We just had a order delivered from one of the supermarkets and 17 items were out of stock or were not able to be substituted.

heero_yuy 19-03-2020 20:10

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@Hugh. Being in the local at least 2m away from the nearest punter is much less risky than going to the supermarket with those parents of snotty nosed children that are virus factories.

pip08456 19-03-2020 20:26

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Message from Her Maj.

Hugh 19-03-2020 20:59

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Originally Posted by heero_yuy (Post 36028071)
@Hugh. Being in the local at least 2m away from the nearest punter is much less risky than going to the supermarket with those parents of snotty nosed children that are virus factories.

It’s not an either/or situation- the more people mix, the higher the transmission rate...

As HMaj said https://www.cableforum.uk/board/atta...3&d=1584648069

RichardCoulter 19-03-2020 21:00

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Originally Posted by pip08456 (Post 36028072)
Message from Her Maj.

I hope she signed today's new law before she turned off the water and cancelled the papers at Buckingham Palace.

Will BJ still be having weekly meeting.with the Queen? Surely not :confused:

Mr K 19-03-2020 21:04

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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 36028070)
We just had a order delivered from one of the supermarkets and 17 items were out of stock or were not able to be substituted.

But did you get bog roll Den is the big question ?

Paul 19-03-2020 21:37

Re: Coronavirus
 
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Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 36028056)
No, I have an online shopping account, so I assume it was sent to all customers who have one.

As do I, just not received that particular email yet. :)

nomadking 19-03-2020 21:44

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Originally Posted by Paul (Post 36028082)
As do I, just not received that particular email yet. :)

Might depend on your marketing preference settings.


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