Coronavirus

[Tredman]

Schools have got to be closed unfortunately. It’s an utter disgrace that’s it been left to get like this again - there will be a whole generation of underprivileged children lost because of this. Utterly shameful - can only be glad that I did fucking not vote for them.

 

[Trips]

Schools have got to be closed unfortunately. It’s an utter disgrace that’s it be left to get like this again - there will be a whole generation of underprivileged children lost because of this. Utterly shameful - can only be glad that I did vote for them.

That a typo in your final sentence?

 

[Deutsch Wolf]

can only be glad that I did vote for them.

The mask slips! I knew it

 

[Templeton Peck]

I may have been being ironic. That’s what the fat fuck said. As the new variant is spreading through younger age groups quickly, sticking them all in rooms together seems a fantastic idea.

But teachers can open windows so it's fine.

 

[Tredman]

That a typo in your final sentence?

Bit harsh of a mod to quote then edit a post

 

[Paddingtonwolf]

But teachers can open windows so it's fine.

If you have to try and give hypothermia to 30 kids to assist in stopping Covid spread then maybe, just maybe, a classroom is an unwise idea.

 

[Paddingtonwolf]

This will be full school university closure and nobody bar key workers outside furlough within a fortnight unless you can work from home. As I am in the construction supply chain I guess I will still be in but we need the roads and pavements like they were in the first week of April frankly.

 

[Tredman]

This will be full school university closure and nobody bar key workers outside furlough within a fortnight unless you can work from home. As I am in the construction supply chain I guess I will still be in but we need the roads and pavements like they were in the first week of April frankly.

Even that won’t work I think - compliance is gone. People look for the loopholes rather than look to see how to comply as in April.

 

[Deutsch Wolf]

Yep, principally because a) the Government lost control of the messaging long, long ago - this is their own fault, not the public's and b) for anyone not high risk/old, there is no longer a fear factor (of course they don't care whether they spread it to someone who might be in serious danger).

 

[Tredman]

Yep, principally because a) the Government lost control of the messaging long, long ago - this is their own fault, not the public's and b) for anyone not high risk/old, there is no longer a fear factor (of course they don't care whether they spread it to someone who might be in serious danger).

Yep - stems from Cummings and Johnson senior etc getting away with it. Going to be an awful lot of people paying the price over the next 3 - 4 months.

 

[Paddingtonwolf]

Looks like Wolvo council has taken matters into their own hands and closed all the schools. Supporting the schools that choose to close anyway.

 

[machin05]

Looks like Wolvo council has taken matters into their own hands and closed all the schools. Supporting the schools that choose to close anyway.

I don't think they've closed the schools. Last I read they have asked the DfE to be treated the same as London/SE as our infection rates are the same. DfE said no, so Wolvo asked again and are waiting for a response. In the meantime they have said they will support any school that is forced to closed due to staffing issues. I think most schools have a staff inset tomorrow anyway so theres plenty of time

 

[machin05]

Council continues its support for city primary schools | City Of Wolverhampton Council

City of Wolverhampton Council has said it remains concerned about primary schools reopening this week in the wake of rising coronavirus cases in the city.

www.wolverhampton.gov.uk

 

[Wolvensam]

I'm getting deja vu back to March and October 2020.

BoJo is a liability.

 

[Jabbawolf]

I'm getting deja vu back to March and October 2020.

BoJo is a liability.

Or a liar with no ability....

 

[Wolvensam]

Few Wolverhampton schools closed tomorrow by the looks of it - no surprise. Boris u-turn by the end of the week, the Department for Education can't fine every school.

 

[Templeton Peck]

 

[Wolvensam]

It's u-turn o'clock.

COVID-19: Boris Johnson says 'tougher measures' set to be announced 'in due course'

The prime minister says there are "tough, tough" weeks ahead in the UK's fight against coronavirus.

news.sky.com

 

[Kenny]

"The PM said the government "will do everything we can to keep the virus under control","

Doing a marvelous job at that pal, keep it up

 

[b3h]

Watched Charlie Bookers wipe last night, crazy looking back at how it all unfolded