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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago

Ok so the light is still somewhat way off, however there maybe a direction of which clubs could take, of which would enable them to reopen and operate safely. An no I’m not talking HAZ suits for rent!

While passports would indicate that you have been vaccinated, there is still no proof that you are safe or safe to be near. especially not for this industry! after all, a passport would be similar to an MOT...on a given time and date, you were inoculated and thought to be 85-87% safe from catching it!

So enter the “rapid coronavirus test” apparently his offers results in thirty minutes! So how could this work? You rock up to your favorite club, show membership number and undertake the test. Leave the building and wait in your vehicle, returning after thirty minutes for the results. Either Great news your in....or hey buster, you need to go home and self isolate!

And here lies this issue... for argument sake, let’s suggest you show a positive test, do you now undertake another or assume that the results are from someone who knew what they were doing? We all make mistakes.....

Should you now notify the track and trace that you’ve shown a positive result? Isn’t this how it’s supposed to work?

Are you also someone who would go immediately home? How do you explain (should you need to) that you’ve shown a positive test? Oppsy

Or are you the sort to just ignore it, continue about your normal activities and without care, possibly spread this virus?

Perhaps we have a covid positive police task force, you show a positive result and hey, they’re one there way!!! slammer for you for at least a fortnight!! Oh and here’s the bill

On the plus side, if you’ve made it and others follow, then you know at that particular time, no one was showing any symptoms! Are you still able to relax, enjoy your attendance, Or still air on the side of caution? Difficult....

Then there’s the cost... how much are these tests? Can’t see the government allowing them to be offered for free, just so you can rock ya socks! Maybe pay as you go, or pay per test let’s say! would some then become difficult that they have paid out for the test and oops, sorry no entry my friend, you’ve got signs of the undesirable covid!

Personally I think it could work, but then again I’d be happy to pay for the test every time I wanted to attend, and yes, if shown positive - notify the track n’ trace! I’d go home and self isolate for at least two weeks! And not go back for at least a month. I’d prefer to be safe than sorry! But that’s me...

No matter how you look at this, it’s not going to be an easy task to implement or police! but at least it’s a possibility for clubs to consider?

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By *urrey Dave 69Man  over a year ago

Epsom, Surrey

Boris has suggested that testing was a possible approach for cinemas, nightclubs and theatres to open at regular capacity so we can expect some details on 22nd February when he unveils the roadmap.

The theory is sound but there will be lots of operational and practical issues, maybe too many to overcome.

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By *aslisCouple  over a year ago

Cheltenham

Its a good idea.

If these tests are made available at home, you could take them before leaving the house. You have to enter a code into an app to show you have taken it and the result. So would seem pretty stright forward to show it at the door of any establishment you wanted to go into.

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By *ownhouseTwosomeCouple  over a year ago

Birkenhead/Liverpool


"Ok so the light is still somewhat way off, however there maybe a direction of which clubs could take, of which would enable them to reopen and operate safely. An no I’m not talking HAZ suits for rent!

While passports would indicate that you have been vaccinated, there is still no proof that you are safe or safe to be near. especially not for this industry! after all, a passport would be similar to an MOT...on a given time and date, you were inoculated and thought to be 85-87% safe from catching it!

So enter the “rapid coronavirus test” apparently his offers results in thirty minutes! So how could this work? You rock up to your favorite club, show membership number and undertake the test. Leave the building and wait in your vehicle, returning after thirty minutes for the results. Either Great news your in....or hey buster, you need to go home and self isolate!

And here lies this issue... for argument sake, let’s suggest you show a positive test, do you now undertake another or assume that the results are from someone who knew what they were doing? We all make mistakes.....

Should you now notify the track and trace that you’ve shown a positive result? Isn’t this how it’s supposed to work?

Are you also someone who would go immediately home? How do you explain (should you need to) that you’ve shown a positive test? Oppsy

Or are you the sort to just ignore it, continue about your normal activities and without care, possibly spread this virus?

Perhaps we have a covid positive police task force, you show a positive result and hey, they’re one there way!!! slammer for you for at least a fortnight!! Oh and here’s the bill

On the plus side, if you’ve made it and others follow, then you know at that particular time, no one was showing any symptoms! Are you still able to relax, enjoy your attendance, Or still air on the side of caution? Difficult....

Then there’s the cost... how much are these tests? Can’t see the government allowing them to be offered for free, just so you can rock ya socks! Maybe pay as you go, or pay per test let’s say! would some then become difficult that they have paid out for the test and oops, sorry no entry my friend, you’ve got signs of the undesirable covid!

Personally I think it could work, but then again I’d be happy to pay for the test every time I wanted to attend, and yes, if shown positive - notify the track n’ trace! I’d go home and self isolate for at least two weeks! And not go back for at least a month. I’d prefer to be safe than sorry! But that’s me...

No matter how you look at this, it’s not going to be an easy task to implement or police! but at least it’s a possibility for clubs to consider? "

Clubs are way ahead of you mate. Don't forget we've had nearly a year to think about all this.

Several clubs have come together and have worked together for a while. How we re-open, the logistics etc...is part of this.

The tests have already been sourced and priced up. I have contacted Public Health already to go over lots of the points you raise as we will need policies in place.

You can't assume everyone will have a car, in fact most people who attend big parties at clubs don't drive, so we will need a secure testing area. This may not be possible for some clubs.

There are other things to consider to. Training, pre and post 'counselling', disposal and incineration of test kits to name a few.

It's a minefield, but the clubs involved in our plans will be considering all eventualities and working with their local public health authority to put everything in place.

It's all still up in the air and a very long way off...probably after September but it's something to aim for. How our mental health will be holding up by then, I don't know

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By *ownhouseTwosomeCouple  over a year ago

Birkenhead/Liverpool


"Its a good idea.

If these tests are made available at home, you could take them before leaving the house. You have to enter a code into an app to show you have taken it and the result. So would seem pretty stright forward to show it at the door of any establishment you wanted to go into. "

IF the tests are made available at home, then this would make our lives easier. It needs to be fool proof and efficient.

This will all mean that the people out there who don't like showing ID to go to clubs and the clubs who don't insist on it, will need to succumb.

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By *ust SocialCouple  over a year ago

Hull

The goverments grants have been great tbf. Keeping our heads above water. Just hope all the club around england was ok, i hope clubs shud be open by the summer x x x

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By *ownhouseTwosomeCouple  over a year ago

Birkenhead/Liverpool


"The goverments grants have been great tbf. Keeping our heads above water. Just hope all the club around england was ok, i hope clubs shud be open by the summer x x x "

Not all clubs have been so lucky. It's been a fight for some to get any money from their council; it's been down to how they are classified with their council. Some are private member clubs, some night clubs, some private hire venues. Hoping that we don't lose anymore clubs x

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By *ust SocialCouple  over a year ago

Hull


"The goverments grants have been great tbf. Keeping our heads above water. Just hope all the club around england was ok, i hope clubs shud be open by the summer x x x

Not all clubs have been so lucky. It's been a fight for some to get any money from their council; it's been down to how they are classified with their council. Some are private member clubs, some night clubs, some private hire venues. Hoping that we don't lose anymore clubs x"

that so sad to hear. X x x

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