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This is why every University should have had a requirement before they opened up to set up and have ready to go. An internal contact tracing process and have to provide a daily dash board of case. Along with internal testing process or a plan how to get them. Which reports directly to the local head of public health together with the university health teams. The big issues is the T&T is not joined up and still has delays feeding into system one. So many Gp's or other primary care services are often in dark. The system won't even flag up if a person is waiting on a test result. It's right head ace all round Mrs 73 is having no end of issues find out information around testing.
DCLane
Found in the Yorkshire hills ...
- Location
- Dewsbury, West Yorkshire
SWMBO knew this was coming yesterday morning - she's based on a Covid rehab ward and has seen a steady increase in patients for recovery. West Yorkshire's probably following next week.
I'd have thought the government would've shut more down for the half-term period, but who am I to know.
So did I we've had no ICU beds for days why all this messing about I don't know and to what till Saturday is madness.
West Yorkshire can't be all that behind i'd suspect. Sadly admissions and deaths form cases now are baked in come what.
Too much time has been wasted yet again
Scaleyback
Veteran
- Location
- North Yorkshire
Read it and weep. Corruption is alive and kicking.
https://www.theguardian.com/comment...itain-nhs-corporate-executives-test-and-trace
https://www.theguardian.com/comment...itain-nhs-corporate-executives-test-and-trace
Nothing to see here move along .....
One thing they've missed off is a health minister has confirmed the serco contact has no penalty clause.
Rusty Nails
We remember
- Location
- Living in the slow lane
Is Yorkshire moving to Wales?
No not moving it's a take over
Rusty Nails
We remember
- Location
- Living in the slow lane
No not moving it's a take over
As long as you don't bring my relatives from Barnsley and Wakefield with you.
Taken from hospitality Uk
We shut for 17 weeks
We built beer gardens
We moved tables
We opened our doors and windows
We asked people to sit down
We stopped more than 8 people from 3 households
We stopped more than 6 people from 2 households
We split up families and support bubbles
We turned off music
We turned off sport commentary
We moved drinkers outside
We told people not to shout
We banned singing
We banned dancing
We banned live music
We are wearing masks
We do your track and trace
We ordered an online booking system
We have got sanitising stations
We have one use only menus
We constantly clean
We only do table service
We shut at 10pm
Hospitality, your local, is one of the safest places to be and still we get the blame, stay safe everyone
We shut for 17 weeks
We built beer gardens
We moved tables
We opened our doors and windows
We asked people to sit down
We stopped more than 8 people from 3 households
We stopped more than 6 people from 2 households
We split up families and support bubbles
We turned off music
We turned off sport commentary
We moved drinkers outside
We told people not to shout
We banned singing
We banned dancing
We banned live music
We are wearing masks
We do your track and trace
We ordered an online booking system
We have got sanitising stations
We have one use only menus
We constantly clean
We only do table service
We shut at 10pm
Hospitality, your local, is one of the safest places to be and still we get the blame, stay safe everyone
mjr
Comfy armchair to one person & a plank to the next
- Location
- mostly Norfolk, sometimes Somerset
They get the blame because some are still selling drinks to drunks and letting them hug everyone, plus it shows up on tracing too often to be likery to all be false positives.
mjr
Comfy armchair to one person & a plank to the next
- Location
- mostly Norfolk, sometimes Somerset
Outbreak at the main Bernard Matthews processor in Lenwade, Norfolk: 76 cases so far, all on one shift now quarantined.
Luton council leader begs for no household mixing during half term, saying they want to avoid Tier 2.
Luton council leader begs for no household mixing during half term, saying they want to avoid Tier 2.
classic33
Leg End Member
If only that were true of them all though.
Some smaller, non-essential, shops shut at the same time. Some of those never reopened, jobs lost, business's ruined. Empty shop premises now on the "high street".
Locally, work on converting two former shops into licensed premises continued throughout the lockdown. Two more, to join the ever increasing number of such places within the town centre. Non seem to have remained closed, shut up for good. Unlike the small shops, usually family owned and run.
