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Originally Posted by PxC
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I would be at peace with a 2-4 week delay (things are fairly normal now), as others seem to be when it has come up, Personally I would be less ok with continuing with the useless mask rules when the final step happens, especially while vaccinated
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Originally Posted by Schwann
(Post 33317503)
Are they still doing walk ins at Bracknell & Heathrow then? Trying to get a 2nd dose ASAP so curious to see if it could be a possibility.
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On face masks, I hope it becomes normalised to wear them if you’re unwell (eg you have a cold) and are having to take public transport…
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Originally Posted by 13901
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Brentford Leisure centre should be doing walk-ins too. check Hounslow council's website.
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I think a face mask will be normalised for many people for some time to come. As will a preference for drinking and dining al fresco. Three or even six months in, I would have said the old order, and old ways of doing things, would all reassert themselves in short order. Almost sixteen months in and I'm doubtful of this. I think the whole experience has, collectively speaking, changed us somewhat.
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Originally Posted by corporate-wage-slave
(Post 33316299)
Your best bet from both a paperwork and quality of immunity perspective is to have both vaccines in England and late August / early September. So I would get her to plan a re-visit to Bracknell or Heathrow areas on the way to Scotland. Or push comes to the shove, a brief stop on the train at Newcastle on the way up...... By that time the national booking system should give good date options, but you won't see that until you are in mid August, as things stand.
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Hi,
Just back from my 2nd AZ jab at my local college. Steady flow of people coming in . Felt the needle going in this time unlike the first time but so far ok. will take it easy tonight and not go out for my usual jog just to be safe. Regards Tbs PS- The morning after- no side effects so far only a slight discomfort in my jabbed arm if i lift my elbow to be horizontal or above my shoulder ( ie stretching) but as I work on pc's and not heavy manual work it is not a bother. |
They should open up AZ to those under 40 willing to take it as walk on ins. |
Originally Posted by Dan1113
(Post 33318184)
https://twitter.com/CapitalScotNews/...40128?s=19itna
not good at all - seems our Pfizer supplies are drying up just when we need them the most. They should open up AZ to those under 40 willing to take it as walk on ins. |
Daily data:
Cases 7,393 (5.274 last Wednesday) Deaths 7 (18) Patients admitted 153 (110 on the 30th) Patients in hospital 1,048 (919 on the 1st) Patients in ventilation beds 158 (129 on the 2nd) People vaccinated up to and including 09 June 2021: First dose: 40,886,878 Second dose: 28,857,102 The rolling seven day daily average for cases is now up 63.2% on the previous week and the same measure for deaths is up 1.9%. The rolling 7 day daily average for deaths is 7.9 today. We should be over the 70 million mark on vaccinations with today jabs. |
And some more data:
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/E3iMEjSX...jpg&name=large https://pbs.twimg.com/media/E3iMiURX...png&name=small https://pbs.twimg.com/media/E3iNMqHX...pg&name=medium Current risk of new daily COVID infection
“The COVID-19 situation in the UK has rapidly changed from one of the best performing nations to a nation again struggling with rising cases. Official confirmed cases are now around 7,500, which is the highest daily figure since late February. However, when you dig into the data, it’s clear that this is an epidemic among the unvaccinated and partially vaccinated populations in the UK and, due to the way vaccines have been rolled out, is largely affecting younger generations. The rapid rise is likely down to two compounding factors; increased social interaction and a newly dominant variant that is much more transmissible. It’s no surprise that people are becoming fatigued with social distancing after a long 15 months of restrictions, which will only encourage the spread. The good news is that fully vaccinated people have much greater protection. Vaccines are working and we want to encourage people to exercise caution, especially if they feel at all unwell, until they’ve been fully vaccinated. The race is on to fully vaccinate the whole population to save lives and return to normal life” |
Originally Posted by VickiSoCal
(Post 33318405)
A large number of St Andrews students located in both Scotland and England all in the 18-22 year old range reported being able to book Pfizer appointments yesterday. Why, if supplies are faltering?
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Originally Posted by fransknorge
(Post 33318600)
And some more data:
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Originally Posted by fransknorge
(Post 33314361)
No need to wait a week: hospital admissions are rising exponentially in North West England, specially for the most unvaccinated age group:
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/E3YgGJOX...name=4096x4096 https://pbs.twimg.com/media/E3YgVbSW...jpg&name=large https://www.ft.com/content/f2ae00ee-...e-49f5cb540321 |
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