Guess which area in the UK has the most lockdown rule breakers?

be interesting how many “total users”of this app there are in middlesbrough.
 
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I have just looked on the Play Store and it shows 100k+ downloads, so as zorro says, how many in the area have it? Also, how many people told the truth in the polling and how were the questions worded?
If it is an accurate reflection then shame on them, if it isn't accurate then shame on the Sun.
Be interesting to see the exact breakdown.
 
Interesting that Richmond upon Thames was one of the best for observing the rules. The police posted a video of loss of people by the river there and even a busker. Wonder if that was fake news? My daily exercise took me nearly as far as Richmond yesterday and it did seem busy as hell.
 
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Interesting that Richmond upon Thames was one of the best for observing the rules. The police posted a video of loss of people by the river there and even a busker. Wonder if that was fake news? My daily exercise took me nearly as far as Richmond yesterday and it did seem busy as hell.
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This paper has a sorry track record for fake news. Chances are it was made up or the figures have been manipulated, or as mentioned above, fewer liars up here.
 
So all this outrage at London and there people very much throwing stones in glass houses.

Conclusion. There are idiots everywhere. Its just the population in London is so much bigger. Don't demonise one particular area
 
This is the rag that ran the headline ‘Taxi driver dies after catching Coronavirus from bank note off customer’. The small print then read that the guy had a cold, dropped down dead suddenly at home and hadn’t even been tested for the virus. Utter SCUM
 
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This is the rag that ran the headline ‘Taxi driver dies after catching Coronavirus from bank note off customer’. The small print then read that the guy had a cold, dropped down dead suddenly at home and hadn’t even been tested for the virus. Utter SCUM
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You can put bank notes in a washing machine now.
 
Does this study account for the types of jobs people predominantly do in each area? Or the number of people with no gardens?

Looking at the data on their website, it shows that the number of symptoms per household for Middlesbrough is 9.1. There are many higher than this, including:

Swansea. 29.2
Pembrokeshire. 23.8
Carmarthenshire 23.8

and many, many more higher than ours.

https://www.evergreen-life.co.uk/covid-19-dashboard
 
Only 29,000 respondent's.
Read the disclaimer and you see that they say the map is a truer reflection in some places than in others. Without including the numbers of respondents in each area it needs to be taken with a medically prescribed dose of salt.
 
The parks have been closed for some time in Middlesbrough - so where is this public milling going on?
Yesterday I had to walk 4 miles north to south almost from one end of Middlesbrough to the other and then back - no car at the moment and am an official carer - it was a sunny Sunday but I saw very few people out and about, no groups at all apart from families and they were all moving not sitting still etc. Coulby Newham Parkway Centre was almost totally empty. All the way through Grove Hill, Saltersgill, Marton Grove - hardly anyone at all. People staying in doors occasionally speaking through windows to people passing. I have had to make this walk three times so far since lockdown and each time there are less people about than the time before. Am very pleased to say.
 
I saw something about this earlier. As mentioned above it was some kind of poll and I'm also sure the respondents were asked if they would go out, not had they been out. They answered truthfully yes, they would go out. Haven't most of us for one thing or another.
 
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The parks have been closed for some time in Middlesbrough - so where is this public milling going on?
Yesterday I had to walk 4 miles north to south almost from one end of Middlesbrough to the other and then back - no car at the moment and am an official carer - it was a sunny Sunday but I saw very few people out and about, no groups at all apart from families and they were all moving not sitting still etc. Coulby Newham Parkway Centre was almost totally empty. All the way through Grove Hill, Saltersgill, Marton Grove - hardly anyone at all. People staying in doors occasionally speaking through windows to people passing. I have had to make this walk three times so far since lockdown and each time there are less people about than the time before. Am very pleased to say.
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Sums up ‘ lies, damn lies and statistics ‘ . You can manipulate any figures to reach your intended claim
 
I don't need an App or even a poll to know that one of my neighbours (in N Yorks) have just treated this "lock down" as if it did not apply to them. No manipulation of figures necessary, I don't think this COVID-19 has affected them one jot.
 
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