Middlesbrough officially named by central govt as an area of concern.

breakthewallsdown said:
So what would happen if middlesbrough was to have stricter rules placed? Would people who have holidays booked still be able to go?
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The Leicester lockdown was much stricter than those since. Primarily aimed at house mixing. If the pubs are the hotspots, they may be forced to shutdown though.

52 cases reported in Middlesbrough in 4 days. It's been fairly high for a few weeks before as well.
 
may be an issue with students due to return soon as well. I heard country wide a million students will be on the move
 
Bolton have had their sanctions upend so here is a taste of what could happen here if things don’t improve.

..Residents have been asked to only use public transport for essential purposes, which means travel to education, work, and essential matters such as hospital appointments.

... People have also been told not to mix with other households in any setting indoors or outdoors anywhere, except in their support bubble.
 
zorro_mfc said:
Bolton have had their sanctions upend so here is a taste of what could happen here if things don’t improve.

..Residents have been asked to only use public transport for essential purposes, which means travel to education, work, and essential matters such as hospital appointments.

... People have also been told not to mix with other households in any setting indoors or outdoors anywhere, except in their support bubble.
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Bars, restaurants etc all to be closed next week as well. Any local footy also cancelled for the foreseeable.
 
This football's season's going to be something else. Imagine you're in an area which has a small number of cases and your opponents are suddenly put on the list. Your game's postponed and so are all the games they play till it's lifted.
 
Stockton is the big one as we are a separate council authority so how’s that going to work then.
 
So, in other words it seems that businesses and public in Middlesbrough are in danger of serious disruption. It could lead to more job losses and yes any plans to let any of us watch the football could even be set back. Please wear your masks and wash your hands when passing through.
 
Will it be Middlesbrough Borough Council area?

Nationwide the infection rates are rising back up to figures last seen in late May - a second wave appears to be starting as happened with Spanish Flu - first wave May/June 1918 second wave November/December 1918 - seems to be in human nature for people to get it then get strict then they relax and think it has gone and then it breaks out again. With time the virus mutates to something less dangerous and herd immunity starts to kick in.
 
There has just been mass testing in Hong Kong of over 100 000 from a population of 6 million. The results have identified only a handful of positive cases, half a dozen I think, and a very, very low number of asymptomatic.
Herd immunity could be a long, long way off.
 
Redwurzel said:
Will it be Middlesbrough Borough Council area?

Nationwide the infection rates are rising back up to figures last seen in late May - a second wave appears to be starting as happened with Spanish Flu - first wave May/June 1918 second wave November/December 1918 - seems to be in human nature for people to get it then get strict then they relax and think it has gone and then it breaks out again. With time the virus mutates to something less dangerous and herd immunity starts to kick in.
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Are throwing your own relatives under the bus or mine?
 
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