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And a couple of illegal raves in the Bristol area.
No police action at either of these, apart from an apology afterwards about "the nuisance"
Lockdown ? not in Bristol or Manchester it would seem.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-bristol-53128121
No police action at either of these, apart from an apology afterwards about "the nuisance"
Lockdown ? not in Bristol or Manchester it would seem.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-bristol-53128121
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My son lives in Bristol. Yesterday he told me he passed a pub that was open, with drinking outside. The police turned up, told the drinkers to social distance, then left. As far as he is concerned that's it, lockdown is over.
Me, I run a campsite, the advice is we'll be allowed to open from 4 July. It's as safe an environment as you can get other than being in your own home, private loo on every pitch, timed showers and what have you. After the Cummings affair we are opening whatever piffle waffle comes out of the Great Leaders gob and that's that. As far as we are concerned lockdown is over, we have no faith whatsoever in HMG.
It is now down to the great British public to display common sense.
Edit. This re-opening isn't just confined to my campsite, it's industry wide. The difference between myself and other owners may simply be in the level of contempt in which Boris and his band of merry incompetents are held.
Me, I run a campsite, the advice is we'll be allowed to open from 4 July. It's as safe an environment as you can get other than being in your own home, private loo on every pitch, timed showers and what have you. After the Cummings affair we are opening whatever piffle waffle comes out of the Great Leaders gob and that's that. As far as we are concerned lockdown is over, we have no faith whatsoever in HMG.
It is now down to the great British public to display common sense.
Edit. This re-opening isn't just confined to my campsite, it's industry wide. The difference between myself and other owners may simply be in the level of contempt in which Boris and his band of merry incompetents are held.
"Rules are for the guidance of wise men and the obedience of fools". Douglas Bader.
In (unlikely) event that you face any police action for opening a campsite without permission, perhaps a suitable response might be "officer, it is not really a camp site, we are having a rave"
Raves seem to be allowed as a number have taken place without any police action.
Raves seem to be allowed as a number have taken place without any police action.
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It seems to be all about numbers. If you have enough people to start a riot the police don't seems to want to do anything about anything. Parking all the bikers near the entrance should help put them off as well.
Also tell everyone to cough if the police arrive.
Also tell everyone to cough if the police arrive.
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That sounds very 1990s.adam2 wrote:And a couple of illegal raves in the Bristol area.
No police action at either of these, apart from an apology afterwards about "the nuisance"
What about acid house making a comeback?
Have there been any New Age Traveller convoys lately? Socially distanced of course.
To keep on topic apparently the state of Victoria in Australia is having a spate of coronavirus flare ups right now. This newspaper - clearly a fascist organisation - questions if the BLM protests may have had a part in it.
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Yeah, lockdown is basically over as far as individuals are concerned. And yet the schools are still closed and legal mass-gatherings banned.
It is going to be very interesting to see what happens next, because I can't imagine another national lockdown is going to work, even if the infection rate does start ramping up again.
It is going to be very interesting to see what happens next, because I can't imagine another national lockdown is going to work, even if the infection rate does start ramping up again.
At yesterday's briefing Dr Jenny Harries OBE said: “the infection rate for COVID is 1 in 1700, you’d have to meet 1700 people before you were at risk of catching it�.
Synch nonsense from the Deputy Chief Medical officer for England. In the real world there's a 1/1700 probability that the FIRST person I meet may infect me.
Synch nonsense from the Deputy Chief Medical officer for England. In the real world there's a 1/1700 probability that the FIRST person I meet may infect me.
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What is the basis for calculating the infection rate? Is it due to testing or testing of a sample. If based on a sample then it should have confidence intervals +/- some percentage figure.clv101 wrote:At yesterday's briefing Dr Jenny Harries OBE said: “the infection rate for COVID is 1 in 1700, you’d have to meet 1700 people before you were at risk of catching it�.
Synch nonsense from the Deputy Chief Medical officer for England. In the real world there's a 1/1700 probability that the FIRST person I meet may infect me.
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I believe this is the figures from the ONS.BritDownUnder wrote:What is the basis for calculating the infection rate? Is it due to testing or testing of a sample. If based on a sample then it should have confidence intervals +/- some percentage figure.clv101 wrote:At yesterday's briefing Dr Jenny Harries OBE said: “the infection rate for COVID is 1 in 1700, you’d have to meet 1700 people before you were at risk of catching it�.
Synch nonsense from the Deputy Chief Medical officer for England. In the real world there's a 1/1700 probability that the FIRST person I meet may infect me.
https://www.ons.gov.uk/peoplepopulation ... surveydata
The 95% confidence interval range is 1 in 600 to 1 in 5000.
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Well the Dear Leader gave it the go ahead today, so it looks like I'll be avoiding the slammer. The petit bourgeois and others have been booking like crazy.adam2 wrote:In (unlikely) event that you face any police action for opening a campsite without permission, perhaps a suitable response might be "officer, it is not really a camp site, we are having a rave"
Raves seem to be allowed as a number have taken place without any police action.
"Rules are for the guidance of wise men and the obedience of fools". Douglas Bader.
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Yes, I heard the words coming out of her mouth and thought ''uh?''.ReserveGrowthRulz wrote:You are absolutely correct. And you presume this was done out of ignorance, rather than to specifically mislead?clv101 wrote:
If 1/1700 are infected is just wrong to say you have to meet 1700 to risk catching it.
Statistics lie and liars use statistics and all that.
"Rules are for the guidance of wise men and the obedience of fools". Douglas Bader.
No, I'm specifically saying it wasn't said out if ignorance. I'm sure the deputy chief medical officer knows high school stats.ReserveGrowthRulz wrote:You are absolutely correct. And you presume this was done out of ignorance, rather than to specifically mislead?clv101 wrote:
If 1/1700 are infected is just wrong to say you have to meet 1700 to risk catching it.
Statistics lie and liars use statistics and all that.