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Originally Posted by Dan1113
(Post 33042601)
Does domestic here mean UK wide or not, I wonder.
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Originally Posted by KSVVZ2015
(Post 33042612)
Telegraph reporting UK holidays likely by easter (though with no dining...).
A gradual loosening of lockdown could mean holiday lets and larger hotels will be able to reopen by Easter, according to the Daily Mail. Dining rooms will remain closed until a later date, according to their industry source, when bars and restaurants reopen... Restrictions are expected to be lifted gradually, starting with self-catered holidays at Easter and outdoor-only hospitality in May, before tourism gets"broadly" back to normal by July, the Daily Mail reported this morning. |
Originally Posted by Misco60
(Post 33042619)
The Telegraph only seems to be quoting the Daily Mail, and does make it clear that there will probably be only very limited opening by Easter:
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Originally Posted by Dan1113
(Post 33042601)
Does domestic here mean UK wide or not, I wonder.
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Originally Posted by paulaf
(Post 33042526)
And there's sod all we can do about it!
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Originally Posted by Misco60
(Post 33042380)
This is also the expectation of the UK government, as reported in the Daily Mail today. Domestic travel possibly returning to normal by July, with international travel following at a later, unspecified, date.
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Germans may be allowed to travel to the Canaries for Easter! How do our infection rates compare to theirs? I know obviously how their vaccination programme compares - badly!
https://www.canarianweekly.com/posts...aster-possible |
Originally Posted by Silver Fox
(Post 33042427)
Friend in Ealing (London) who is 60 gets his first jab Sunday. His mate who is 18 months older gets his today. Neither have any health issues that would push them up the queue.
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Originally Posted by DYKWIA
(Post 33043409)
I've got mine booked. I'm 53, with no health issues. Same with my sister who is 50. We're both registered at the same GP surgery, so it appears that some GPs are getting through their lists faster than others.
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Originally Posted by paulaf
(Post 33043381)
Germans may be allowed to travel to the Canaries for Easter! How do our infection rates compare to theirs? I know obviously how their vaccination programme compares - badly!
https://www.canarianweekly.com/posts...aster-possible |
Originally Posted by Scots_Al
(Post 33043565)
Well if that’s the case, I’m sure you wouldn’t want people going there from the U.K., mixing with them and bringing it back.
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Originally Posted by paulaf
(Post 33043381)
Germans may be allowed to travel to the Canaries for Easter! How do our infection rates compare to theirs? I know obviously how their vaccination programme compares - badly!
https://www.canarianweekly.com/posts...aster-possible |
My clients today have been mostly mid to late 50s, some a lot younger (presumably underlying health conditions). I'd say a quarter in their 60s and above, a quarter below 50, half in the their 50s. I'm doing more 2nd jabs, but today was a bit skewed because we were doing Pfizer, mostly I've been vaccinating people use AZ, but the Pfizer supply started sooner hence there is greater scope for 2nd vaccinations.
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Originally Posted by corporate-wage-slave
(Post 33043630)
My clients today have been mostly mid to late 50s, some a lot younger (presumably underlying health conditions). I'd say a quarter in their 60s and above, a quarter below 50, half in the their 50s. I'm doing more 2nd jabs, but today was a bit skewed because we were doing Pfizer, mostly I've been vaccinating people use AZ, but the Pfizer supply started sooner.
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Originally Posted by paulaf
(Post 33043568)
Coronavirus cases are low in the Canaries if that's your point?
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