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Mr miggins is going to get angry/stressed when so tell her you can't turn up so her  lawn ain't gonna be regulary  scalped and bushes aren't trimmed, but scalping lawns isn't an  essential activity surely?

 

 

Alot of new "corona meadows"?

 

Neither is most  tree work  essential either apart from road side, train and power line work maybe?

 

Alot of dying ash everywhere....

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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If someone wants to espouse an opinion that continuing to work, where that work can be undertaken without compromising current guidance, is inappropriate I’d invite them to post a picture of their next shopping trolley. 
 

If it contains only the essential food groups - no biscuits, no booze, no luxury items for example - I’ll put them on a list entitled “not talking out of their ass.”

 

Anyone going into the acknowledged higher risk environment of supermarket shopping, and buying anything additional to basic, essential food groups and suggesting I can’t work alone on the moors will be on the “other” list. 

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If someone wants to espouse an opinion that continuing to work, where that work can be undertaken without compromising current guidance, is inappropriate I’d invite them to post a picture of their next shopping trolley. 
 
If it contains only the essential food groups - no biscuits, no booze, no luxury items for example - I’ll put them on a list entitled “not talking out of their ass.”
 
Anyone going into the acknowledged higher risk environment of supermarket shopping, and buying anything additional to basic, essential food groups and suggesting I can’t work alone on the moors will be on the “other” list. 

With you on this except for the biscuit thing.
Biscuits are essential!!!!!!!
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3 minutes ago, Rough Hewn said:


With you on this except for the biscuit thing.
Biscuits are essential!!!!!!!
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Fair!

 

On the bright side, it’s good to see people thinking and voicing independent thought rather than being led by the nose from the many layers of retarded officialdom. 
 

There’s a simple principle to follow and it is enshrined in our history. 
 

 Do no harm to others. 
 

 

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12 minutes ago, kevinjohnsonmbe said:

Fair!

 

On the bright side, it’s good to see people thinking and voicing independent thought rather than being led by the nose from the many layers of retarded officialdom. 
 

There’s a simple principle to follow and it is enshrined in our history. 
 

 Do no harm to others. 
 

 

Think you will find the Amritsar massacre an the Crusades enshrined in there too Kev, but I see what yr sayin. K

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2 hours ago, Billhook said:

I have three doctor friends who have rather worryingly taken early retirement.  Pressure of general practice, long hours and form filling. 

 If I put you in charge of the health service, what changes would you make to improve the environment for doctors and nurses?

The first thing I would do would be to reinstate the nurses bursary to encourage more into the industry. We have always been able to afford this previously, so why not now?

With the present situation it more a question of can we afford not to pay to cover the bill for more nurses?

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1 minute ago, The avantgardener said:

The first thing I would do would be to reinstate the nurses bursary to encourage more into the industry. We have always been able to afford this previously, so why not now?

With the present situation it more a question of can we afford not to pay to cover the bill for more nurses?

Totally agree!

 

It should however come with a mandated return of service or an obligation for reimbursement of training costs. 

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