carlosfandangus
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I went out today (mid morning) I was impressed by a family of 4 who were half way up a climb, good view at the top, you could tell that they were not used to making the effort
It’s great to see. I would love to think at least some might keep it up, but I suspect when this is over and traffic becomes heavy again they will sadly put their bikes back in the garage.I went out today (mid morning) I was impressed by a family of 4 who were half way up a climb, good view at the top, you could tell that they were not used to making the effort
It's a political show used since its inception by politicians to get their message across. Politicians don't make throwaway statements in such an environment especially in these times.
No they don't, they are on there to get their point across and as I've explained I know it's neither policy or legislation but it is what Michael Gove thinks is reasonable and as a minister of the cabinet who are the authorities likely to take their guidance from, CCers or a cabinet minister on a chat show?They make them all the time.
Government policy, especially the law is not determined by what they say in response to a politics chat show question. he did not even recommend 1 hour as the exercise period in his response. But even he had that is not a guideline nor policy.
Chief Medical Officers and others of actual authority and substance. Not a Michael Gove soundbyteNo they don't, they are on there to get their point across and as I've explained I know it's neither policy or legislation but it is what Michael Gove thinks is reasonable and as a minister of the cabinet who are the authorities likely to take their guidance from, CCers or a cabinet minister on a chat show?
Not being funny but they are advised by the best in the country.Chief Medical Officers and others of actual authority and substance. Not a Michael Gove soundbyte
And Michael Goves opinion is just thatNot being funny but they are advised by the best in the country.
No they don't, they are on there to get their point across and as I've explained I know it's neither policy or legislation but it is what Michael Gove thinks is reasonable and as a minister of the cabinet who are the authorities likely to take their guidance from, CCers or a cabinet minister on a chat show?
I think I've dealt with the caveat added.For a sedentary person who normally does no exercise. He does not think it reasonable for a more active person.
Wtf is Nick?No, they're well known for talking absolute sheite.
ps: It's Matt Hancock
I think I've dealt with the caveat added.