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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Just for info, here in Wales we are under almost the same restrictions as the last few weeks - except we can now exercise twice a day.
We are not allowed to drive somewhere in order to exercise.
So please be aware that you can't drive from England into Wales unless it is for another reason.
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"Just for info, here in Wales we are under almost the same restrictions as the last few weeks - except we can now exercise twice a day.
We are not allowed to drive somewhere in order to exercise.
So please be aware that you can't drive from England into Wales unless it is for another reason.
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Yes piss off back over the bridge the lot of you   |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Just for info, here in Wales we are under almost the same restrictions as the last few weeks - except we can now exercise twice a day.
We are not allowed to drive somewhere in order to exercise.
So please be aware that you can't drive from England into Wales unless it is for another reason.
Yes piss off back over the bridge the lot of you "
We're barricading the A483 and A55 up here! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Just for info, here in Wales we are under almost the same restrictions as the last few weeks - except we can now exercise twice a day.
We are not allowed to drive somewhere in order to exercise.
So please be aware that you can't drive from England into Wales unless it is for another reason.
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Where did Drakeford say only twice a day?? More than once was the term I believed he used in his announcement on Friday |
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By *mmabluTV/TS
over a year ago
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"Just for info, here in Wales we are under almost the same restrictions as the last few weeks - except we can now exercise twice a day.
We are not allowed to drive somewhere in order to exercise.
So please be aware that you can't drive from England into Wales unless it is for another reason.
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It is all smoke and mirrors in real terms nothing as changed in England exept the slogan is better |
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By *amissCouple
over a year ago
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"Just for info, here in Wales we are under almost the same restrictions as the last few weeks - except we can now exercise twice a day.
We are not allowed to drive somewhere in order to exercise.
So please be aware that you can't drive from England into Wales unless it is for another reason.
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Had no intention of driving into wales. We can now go to the beautiful North Norfolk coast  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Just for info, here in Wales we are under almost the same restrictions as the last few weeks - except we can now exercise twice a day.
We are not allowed to drive somewhere in order to exercise.
So please be aware that you can't drive from England into Wales unless it is for another reason.
Had no intention of driving into wales. We can now go to the beautiful North Norfolk coast "
Have to agree with you on that point no plans to drive to Wales either. |
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By *amissCouple
over a year ago
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"Just for info, here in Wales we are under almost the same restrictions as the last few weeks - except we can now exercise twice a day.
We are not allowed to drive somewhere in order to exercise.
So please be aware that you can't drive from England into Wales unless it is for another reason.
Had no intention of driving into wales. We can now go to the beautiful North Norfolk coast
Have to agree with you on that point no plans to drive to Wales either. "
Haha I've never had any desire to drive to Wales |
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By *amissCouple
over a year ago
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"You say folk can’t/not to enter wales yet I’m aware of people moving out of wales back to here after being there from the start of lockdown.
Trust me I’m not too happy in finding out."
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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This once twice a day thing for one hour is not law it's what government have said but not entered into law same as travel to exercise the police say you can but you can people need to really read the laws and bookmark the website as it's unfair people and the police don't really know where they stand and it's causing more trouble as it's not clear to all |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"This once twice a day thing for one hour is not law it's what government have said but not entered into law same as travel to exercise the police say you can but you can people need to really read the laws and bookmark the website as it's unfair people and the police don't really know where they stand and it's causing more trouble as it's not clear to all"
Opps typo error it should be the police say you can't travel but you actually can travel to place of exercise |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Wales and Scotland should perhaps have hard boarders so they can police this. I also hope the respective governments will fund furlough from their own pockets. |
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"Wales and Scotland should perhaps have hard boarders so they can police this. I also hope the respective governments will fund furlough from their own pockets. "
Gonna give the tax back from North Sea oil then? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Wales and Scotland should perhaps have hard boarders so they can police this. I also hope the respective governments will fund furlough from their own pockets.
Gonna give the tax back from North Sea oil then? "
Pretty sure Scotland is handsomely paid. Plus value of oil is low at the moment. But it goes go to show Wales and Scotland are using party politics for devolution here. |
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By *al2001Man
over a year ago
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"Wales and Scotland should perhaps have hard boarders so they can police this. I also hope the respective governments will fund furlough from their own pockets.
Gonna give the tax back from North Sea oil then?
Pretty sure Scotland is handsomely paid. Plus value of oil is low at the moment. But it goes go to show Wales and Scotland are using party politics for devolution here."
It shows me Scotland and Wales are only going there own way because of the way Boris and co have handled the situation |
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"Wales and Scotland should perhaps have hard boarders so they can police this. I also hope the respective governments will fund furlough from their own pockets.
Gonna give the tax back from North Sea oil then?
Pretty sure Scotland is handsomely paid. Plus value of oil is low at the moment. But it goes go to show Wales and Scotland are using party politics for devolution here."
I don't think Party Politics have a place here. It seems much more sensible to follow the advice of The Welsh, Scottish and NI Assemblies in sticking with the Stay Home approach.
It is totally illogical to advise going to work, whilst telling people to avoid public transport. The vast majority of people went by bus and train to work if they have to travel. Until this issue is resolved, the fundamentals of our economy can't be fixed. London for example depends on Commuters via train, underground and bus.
Better advice would have been:
- Stay at home wherever possible
- Exercise within 5 miles of home
- Work within 10 miles of home if you can cycle or get there by car
- Avoid any contact with other people, maintain the 2m gap
- Only Logistics/Freight companies should be using the roads for deliveries
- All masks and PPE should be provided to the NHS, Carers, Emergency Services, Food store workers, Freight drivers first - anything left over can be used by the general public
- Businesses can open if they can protect there staff. If this cannot be done, they should stay shut or operate at a reduced level to ensure staff and customer safety
- Schools as for businesses. If Schools don't open, then employees with Children have the right to work from home or be furloughed.
Penalties for breaking the rules should be:
- £100 first offence
- £500 second offence
- £2500 third offence
- Jail 4th offence
Fairly simple, reasonably unambiguous and understandable to most people. It even gives the Police the chance to enforce it.
In my benevolent dictatorship we would also have started this a lot earlier, brought in testing a lot earlier and not been arrogant about the severity of Covid 19 |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Well it did used to be a nation where you couldn't get a pint in North wales on a sunday, but in some parts of the south you could. Also they like spending twice as much on road signs so it's nothing new for the Welsh to be doing their own thing. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Just for info, here in Wales we are under almost the same restrictions as the last few weeks - except we can now exercise twice a day.
We are not allowed to drive somewhere in order to exercise.
So please be aware that you can't drive from England into Wales unless it is for another reason.
Had no intention of driving into wales. We can now go to the beautiful North Norfolk coast
Have to agree with you on that point no plans to drive to Wales either.
Haha I've never had any desire to drive to Wales "
This is reassuring to hear. We have had reports of people travelling here from various locations in England to climb mountains, collect second hand goods etc  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Wales and Scotland should perhaps have hard boarders so they can police this. I also hope the respective governments will fund furlough from their own pockets. "
Don't sulk because your P.M doesn't give a fuck if more English people die |
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"Wales and Scotland should perhaps have hard boarders so they can police this. I also hope the respective governments will fund furlough from their own pockets.
Gonna give the tax back from North Sea oil then?
Pretty sure Scotland is handsomely paid. Plus value of oil is low at the moment. But it goes go to show Wales and Scotland are using party politics for devolution here.
It shows me Scotland and Wales are only going there own way because of the way Boris and co have handled the situation"
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By *amissCouple
over a year ago
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"Just for info, here in Wales we are under almost the same restrictions as the last few weeks - except we can now exercise twice a day.
We are not allowed to drive somewhere in order to exercise.
So please be aware that you can't drive from England into Wales unless it is for another reason.
Had no intention of driving into wales. We can now go to the beautiful North Norfolk coast
Have to agree with you on that point no plans to drive to Wales either.
Haha I've never had any desire to drive to Wales
This is reassuring to hear. We have had reports of people travelling here from various locations in England to climb mountains, collect second hand goods etc "
Yes and that is wrong |
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"Wales and Scotland should perhaps have hard boarders so they can police this. I also hope the respective governments will fund furlough from their own pockets.
Gonna give the tax back from North Sea oil then?
Pretty sure Scotland is handsomely paid. Plus value of oil is low at the moment. But it goes go to show Wales and Scotland are using party politics for devolution here."
Handsomely paid. Forgive my scepticism.
I've always wondered why, if Wales, Scotland and NI are such burden, Westminster is so keen to keep hold of them? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Wales and Scotland should perhaps have hard boarders so they can police this. I also hope the respective governments will fund furlough from their own pockets.
Gonna give the tax back from North Sea oil then? "
That’s a really poor come back. How about RBS give back £45.5 billion bailout?
North Sea old brings on £1.2 billion a year....
Before anyone says it, yes we both are Scottish |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Well it did used to be a nation where you couldn't get a pint in North wales on a sunday, but in some parts of the south you could. Also they like spending twice as much on road signs so it's nothing new for the Welsh to be doing their own thing. "
Yes, I always wonder why we have English on our roadsigns too. What a waste of money.  |
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"Wales and Scotland should perhaps have hard boarders so they can police this. I also hope the respective governments will fund furlough from their own pockets.
Gonna give the tax back from North Sea oil then?
That’s a really poor come back. How about RBS give back £45.5 billion bailout?
North Sea old brings on £1.2 billion a year....
Before anyone says it, yes we both are Scottish "
RBS was owned by the Scottish government? Well I never knew that.
The original point made was that Scotland etc. should pay their own furlough costs. Which is fine if Scotland etc. receive all of the tax revenues generated there. Which they don't. You can't have it both ways. |
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"Wales and Scotland should perhaps have hard boarders so they can police this. I also hope the respective governments will fund furlough from their own pockets. "
The virus won't stop stop checkpoints. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Nice to see the good old "United" Kingdom together with each other on this thread. 
So we turned on the foreigners for Brexit and now we're turning on our nearest and dearest.
What a thoroughly fucking pleasant lot us Brits are.  |
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"Well it did used to be a nation where you couldn't get a pint in North wales on a sunday, but in some parts of the south you could. Also they like spending twice as much on road signs so it's nothing new for the Welsh to be doing their own thing.
Yes, I always wonder why we have English on our roadsigns too. What a waste of money. "
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Well it did used to be a nation where you couldn't get a pint in North wales on a sunday, but in some parts of the south you could. Also they like spending twice as much on road signs so it's nothing new for the Welsh to be doing their own thing.
Yes, I always wonder why we have English on our roadsigns too. What a waste of money.
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But then how would the couple from Leicester have found their way to good old Merthyr Tydfil to buy their second hand rug?? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Well it did used to be a nation where you couldn't get a pint in North wales on a sunday, but in some parts of the south you could. Also they like spending twice as much on road signs so it's nothing new for the Welsh to be doing their own thing.
Yes, I always wonder why we have English on our roadsigns too. What a waste of money. "
So the 81.44% of Welsh people that can't speak Welsh can understand them? |
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By *ost SockMan
over a year ago
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"Well it did used to be a nation where you couldn't get a pint in North wales on a sunday, but in some parts of the south you could. Also they like spending twice as much on road signs so it's nothing new for the Welsh to be doing their own thing.
Yes, I always wonder why we have English on our roadsigns too. What a waste of money.
So the 81.44% of Welsh people that can't speak Welsh can understand them? "
I think you’ll agree that’s a very good percentage, given the systematic attempts to eradicate such a beautiful language over a number of centuries .
In fact, it should be celebrated and shouted from the rooftops by true British patriots. We should have a UK-wide celebration. With bunting - Brits love bunting,
The attack on the al gauge was done with the complicity/acquiescence of some in Wales, before you say I’m making an anti-English point btw .
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Wales and Scotland should perhaps have hard boarders so they can police this. I also hope the respective governments will fund furlough from their own pockets.
Gonna give the tax back from North Sea oil then?
That’s a really poor come back. How about RBS give back £45.5 billion bailout?
North Sea old brings on £1.2 billion a year....
Before anyone says it, yes we both are Scottish
RBS was owned by the Scottish government? Well I never knew that.
The original point made was that Scotland etc. should pay their own furlough costs. Which is fine if Scotland etc. receive all of the tax revenues generated there. Which they don't. You can't have it both ways. "
You know what point I was making. But there again RBS is owned by the Uk government. Just like Scotland is and always will be |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Well it did used to be a nation where you couldn't get a pint in North wales on a sunday, but in some parts of the south you could. Also they like spending twice as much on road signs so it's nothing new for the Welsh to be doing their own thing.
Yes, I always wonder why we have English on our roadsigns too. What a waste of money.
So the 81.44% of Welsh people that can't speak Welsh can understand them?
I think you’ll agree that’s a very good percentage, given the systematic attempts to eradicate such a beautiful language over a number of centuries .
In fact, it should be celebrated and shouted from the rooftops by true British patriots. We should have a UK-wide celebration. With bunting - Brits love bunting,
The attack on the al gauge was done with the complicity/acquiescence of some in Wales, before you say I’m making an anti-English point btw .
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I have never understood why some English people are so bitter about Wales having it's own language
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"Well it did used to be a nation where you couldn't get a pint in North wales on a sunday, but in some parts of the south you could. Also they like spending twice as much on road signs so it's nothing new for the Welsh to be doing their own thing.
Yes, I always wonder why we have English on our roadsigns too. What a waste of money.
So the 81.44% of Welsh people that can't speak Welsh can understand them?
I think you’ll agree that’s a very good percentage, given the systematic attempts to eradicate such a beautiful language over a number of centuries .
In fact, it should be celebrated and shouted from the rooftops by true British patriots. We should have a UK-wide celebration. With bunting - Brits love bunting,
The attack on the al gauge was done with the complicity/acquiescence of some in Wales, before you say I’m making an anti-English point btw .
I have never understood why some English people are so bitter about Wales having it's own language
It's bizarre "
Why do those who speak welsh use the language in an english speaking environment ?
Liz Saville Roberts always seems to want to remind us she speaks welsh
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By (user no longer on site)
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I live closer to The English border than I do to Cardiff so all this does seem very weird. Not a huge fan of devolution in general, but it is what it is. I think for some (certainly for me), it was just a shock to realise that Cardiff actually has control now, (usually don’t pay much attention to what goes on there unless they are giving us free stuff).
Stay safe everyone anyway, and hopefully the decisions each nation are making turn out to be the right ones for them ?? |
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"Wales and Scotland should perhaps have hard boarders so they can police this. I also hope the respective governments will fund furlough from their own pockets.
Gonna give the tax back from North Sea oil then?
That’s a really poor come back. How about RBS give back £45.5 billion bailout?
North Sea old brings on £1.2 billion a year....
Before anyone says it, yes we both are Scottish
RBS was owned by the Scottish government? Well I never knew that.
The original point made was that Scotland etc. should pay their own furlough costs. Which is fine if Scotland etc. receive all of the tax revenues generated there. Which they don't. You can't have it both ways.
You know what point I was making. But there again RBS is owned by the Uk government. Just like Scotland is and always will be "
I actually don't know what point you were trying to make, save for a bit of whataboutery.
As for your last sentence, we'll see what the people living in Scotland say in the future. |
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"Well it did used to be a nation where you couldn't get a pint in North wales on a sunday, but in some parts of the south you could. Also they like spending twice as much on road signs so it's nothing new for the Welsh to be doing their own thing.
Yes, I always wonder why we have English on our roadsigns too. What a waste of money.
So the 81.44% of Welsh people that can't speak Welsh can understand them?
I think you’ll agree that’s a very good percentage, given the systematic attempts to eradicate such a beautiful language over a number of centuries .
In fact, it should be celebrated and shouted from the rooftops by true British patriots. We should have a UK-wide celebration. With bunting - Brits love bunting,
The attack on the al gauge was done with the complicity/acquiescence of some in Wales, before you say I’m making an anti-English point btw .
I have never understood why some English people are so bitter about Wales having it's own language
It's bizarre "
Insecurity and a colonialist mentality. |
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over a year ago
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"Well it did used to be a nation where you couldn't get a pint in North wales on a sunday, but in some parts of the south you could. Also they like spending twice as much on road signs so it's nothing new for the Welsh to be doing their own thing.
Yes, I always wonder why we have English on our roadsigns too. What a waste of money.
So the 81.44% of Welsh people that can't speak Welsh can understand them?
I think you’ll agree that’s a very good percentage, given the systematic attempts to eradicate such a beautiful language over a number of centuries .
In fact, it should be celebrated and shouted from the rooftops by true British patriots. We should have a UK-wide celebration. With bunting - Brits love bunting,
The attack on the al gauge was done with the complicity/acquiescence of some in Wales, before you say I’m making an anti-English point btw .
I have never understood why some English people are so bitter about Wales having it's own language
It's bizarre
Insecurity and a colonialist mentality. "
I have never heard anyone say that they are jealous that the Welsh have own language in my 51 years on this earth lol. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Wales and Scotland should perhaps have hard boarders so they can police this. I also hope the respective governments will fund furlough from their own pockets.
Gonna give the tax back from North Sea oil then?
That’s a really poor come back. How about RBS give back £45.5 billion bailout?
North Sea old brings on £1.2 billion a year....
Before anyone says it, yes we both are Scottish
RBS was owned by the Scottish government? Well I never knew that.
The original point made was that Scotland etc. should pay their own furlough costs. Which is fine if Scotland etc. receive all of the tax revenues generated there. Which they don't. You can't have it both ways. "
But you can't decide to furlough for this extended period when other areas are not. So any incremental furlough wages should come out of the country budget not the UK. Not fair to fund Scotland only and Welsh only policies. They are just playing party politics for devolution. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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There's a fair chance that Welsh and Scottish residents near the English border will slip accross where the rules are relaxed, then slip back over into tbeir respective country after a day out |
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"Wales and Scotland should perhaps have hard boarders so they can police this. I also hope the respective governments will fund furlough from their own pockets.
Gonna give the tax back from North Sea oil then?
That’s a really poor come back. How about RBS give back £45.5 billion bailout?
North Sea old brings on £1.2 billion a year....
Before anyone says it, yes we both are Scottish
RBS was owned by the Scottish government? Well I never knew that.
The original point made was that Scotland etc. should pay their own furlough costs. Which is fine if Scotland etc. receive all of the tax revenues generated there. Which they don't. You can't have it both ways.
But you can't decide to furlough for this extended period when other areas are not. So any incremental furlough wages should come out of the country budget not the UK. Not fair to fund Scotland only and Welsh only policies. They are just playing party politics for devolution. "
I agree they can do what they like as long as they pay for it. Keeping Scotland lockdown because their nhs can't cope, it's way under funded but that's another story. |
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Never liked Welsh Assembley until now they are being sensible history shows a second outbreak
of a virus is always worse than the first check what happened with Spanish Flu |
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"Wales and Scotland should perhaps have hard boarders so they can police this. I also hope the respective governments will fund furlough from their own pockets.
Gonna give the tax back from North Sea oil then?
That’s a really poor come back. How about RBS give back £45.5 billion bailout?
North Sea old brings on £1.2 billion a year....
Before anyone says it, yes we both are Scottish
RBS was owned by the Scottish government? Well I never knew that.
The original point made was that Scotland etc. should pay their own furlough costs. Which is fine if Scotland etc. receive all of the tax revenues generated there. Which they don't. You can't have it both ways.
But you can't decide to furlough for this extended period when other areas are not. So any incremental furlough wages should come out of the country budget not the UK. Not fair to fund Scotland only and Welsh only policies. They are just playing party politics for devolution. "
You say that like furlough in england has stopped  Did i miss something? |
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"Wales and Scotland should perhaps have hard boarders so they can police this. I also hope the respective governments will fund furlough from their own pockets.
Gonna give the tax back from North Sea oil then?
Pretty sure Scotland is handsomely paid. Plus value of oil is low at the moment. But it goes go to show Wales and Scotland are using party politics for devolution here.
I don't think Party Politics have a place here. It seems much more sensible to follow the advice of The Welsh, Scottish and NI Assemblies in sticking with the Stay Home approach.
It is totally illogical to advise going to work, whilst telling people to avoid public transport. The vast majority of people went by bus and train to work if they have to travel. Until this issue is resolved, the fundamentals of our economy can't be fixed. London for example depends on Commuters via train, underground and bus.
Better advice would have been:
- Stay at home wherever possible
- Exercise within 5 miles of home
- Work within 10 miles of home if you can cycle or get there by car
- Avoid any contact with other people, maintain the 2m gap
- Only Logistics/Freight companies should be using the roads for deliveries
- All masks and PPE should be provided to the NHS, Carers, Emergency Services, Food store workers, Freight drivers first - anything left over can be used by the general public
- Businesses can open if they can protect there staff. If this cannot be done, they should stay shut or operate at a reduced level to ensure staff and customer safety
- Schools as for businesses. If Schools don't open, then employees with Children have the right to work from home or be furloughed.
Penalties for breaking the rules should be:
- £100 first offence
- £500 second offence
- £2500 third offence
- Jail 4th offence
Fairly simple, reasonably unambiguous and understandable to most people. It even gives the Police the chance to enforce it.
In my benevolent dictatorship we would also have started this a lot earlier, brought in testing a lot earlier and not been arrogant about the severity of Covid 19 "
I mean other than putting your 5 and 10 mile restrictions in there , is most of this not pretty much the current scenario? |
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"Wales and Scotland should perhaps have hard boarders so they can police this. I also hope the respective governments will fund furlough from their own pockets.
Gonna give the tax back from North Sea oil then?
That’s a really poor come back. How about RBS give back £45.5 billion bailout?
North Sea old brings on £1.2 billion a year....
Before anyone says it, yes we both are Scottish
RBS was owned by the Scottish government? Well I never knew that.
The original point made was that Scotland etc. should pay their own furlough costs. Which is fine if Scotland etc. receive all of the tax revenues generated there. Which they don't. You can't have it both ways.
You know what point I was making. But there again RBS is owned by the Uk government. Just like Scotland is and always will be
I actually don't know what point you were trying to make, save for a bit of whataboutery.
As for your last sentence, we'll see what the people living in Scotland say in the future."
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"Just for info, here in Wales we are under almost the same restrictions as the last few weeks - except we can now exercise twice a day.
We are not allowed to drive somewhere in order to exercise.
So please be aware that you can't drive from England into Wales unless it is for another reason.
Yes piss off back over the bridge the lot of you "
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"Wales and Scotland should perhaps have hard boarders so they can police this. I also hope the respective governments will fund furlough from their own pockets.
Gonna give the tax back from North Sea oil then?
That’s a really poor come back. How about RBS give back £45.5 billion bailout?
North Sea old brings on £1.2 billion a year....
Before anyone says it, yes we both are Scottish
RBS was owned by the Scottish government? Well I never knew that.
The original point made was that Scotland etc. should pay their own furlough costs. Which is fine if Scotland etc. receive all of the tax revenues generated there. Which they don't. You can't have it both ways.
You know what point I was making. But there again RBS is owned by the Uk government. Just like Scotland is and always will be
I actually don't know what point you were trying to make, save for a bit of whataboutery.
As for your last sentence, we'll see what the people living in Scotland say in the future.
They did and said no. You must really keep up"
And you really must improve your comprehension. I said "in the future".
Hoisted by your own petard there weren't you?
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"Wales and Scotland should perhaps have hard boarders so they can police this. I also hope the respective governments will fund furlough from their own pockets.
Gonna give the tax back from North Sea oil then?
That’s a really poor come back. How about RBS give back £45.5 billion bailout?
North Sea old brings on £1.2 billion a year....
Before anyone says it, yes we both are Scottish
RBS was owned by the Scottish government? Well I never knew that.
The original point made was that Scotland etc. should pay their own furlough costs. Which is fine if Scotland etc. receive all of the tax revenues generated there. Which they don't. You can't have it both ways.
But you can't decide to furlough for this extended period when other areas are not. So any incremental furlough wages should come out of the country budget not the UK. Not fair to fund Scotland only and Welsh only policies. They are just playing party politics for devolution. "
I haven't seen any suggestion of extending furlough in Wales and Scotland. I don't think it can be done as benefits payments aren't devolved. |
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"Well it did used to be a nation where you couldn't get a pint in North wales on a sunday, but in some parts of the south you could. Also they like spending twice as much on road signs so it's nothing new for the Welsh to be doing their own thing.
Yes, I always wonder why we have English on our roadsigns too. What a waste of money.
So the 81.44% of Welsh people that can't speak Welsh can understand them?
I think you’ll agree that’s a very good percentage, given the systematic attempts to eradicate such a beautiful language over a number of centuries .
In fact, it should be celebrated and shouted from the rooftops by true British patriots. We should have a UK-wide celebration. With bunting - Brits love bunting,
The attack on the al gauge was done with the complicity/acquiescence of some in Wales, before you say I’m making an anti-English point btw .
I have never understood why some English people are so bitter about Wales having it's own language
It's bizarre
Insecurity and a colonialist mentality.
I have never heard anyone say that they are jealous that the Welsh have own language in my 51 years on this earth lol."
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Gwent police had over 1000 calls about groups gathering last Friday which shows we have more than enough idiots on this side of the bridge without more travelling over. |
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"Wales and Scotland should perhaps have hard boarders so they can police this. I also hope the respective governments will fund furlough from their own pockets.
Gonna give the tax back from North Sea oil then?
Pretty sure Scotland is handsomely paid. Plus value of oil is low at the moment. But it goes go to show Wales and Scotland are using party politics for devolution here.
Handsomely paid. Forgive my scepticism.
I've always wondered why, if Wales, Scotland and NI are such burden, Westminster is so keen to keep hold of them? "
Let them go on there own and let them pay for there selves !.no more money from Westminster |
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"Just for info, here in Wales we are under almost the same restrictions as the last few weeks - except we can now exercise twice a day.
We are not allowed to drive somewhere in order to exercise.
So please be aware that you can't drive from England into Wales unless it is for another reason.
Yes piss off back over the bridge the lot of you
We're barricading the A483 and A55 up here! "
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"I live closer to The English border than I do to Cardiff so all this does seem very weird. Not a huge fan of devolution in general, but it is what it is. I think for some (certainly for me), it was just a shock to realise that Cardiff actually has control now, (usually don’t pay much attention to what goes on there unless they are giving us free stuff).
Stay safe everyone anyway, and hopefully the decisions each nation are making turn out to be the right ones for them ??"
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"Wales and Scotland should perhaps have hard boarders so they can police this. I also hope the respective governments will fund furlough from their own pockets.
Gonna give the tax back from North Sea oil then?
Pretty sure Scotland is handsomely paid. Plus value of oil is low at the moment. But it goes go to show Wales and Scotland are using party politics for devolution here.
Handsomely paid. Forgive my scepticism.
I've always wondered why, if Wales, Scotland and NI are such burden, Westminster is so keen to keep hold of them?
Let them go on there own and let them pay for there selves !.no more money from Westminster "
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"Just for info, here in Wales we are under almost the same restrictions as the last few weeks - except we can now exercise twice a day.
We are not allowed to drive somewhere in order to exercise.
So please be aware that you can't drive from England into Wales unless it is for another reason.
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Like marauding and raiding! |
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By *ost SockMan
over a year ago
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"Well it did used to be a nation where you couldn't get a pint in North wales on a sunday, but in some parts of the south you could. Also they like spending twice as much on road signs so it's nothing new for the Welsh to be doing their own thing.
Yes, I always wonder why we have English on our roadsigns too. What a waste of money.
So the 81.44% of Welsh people that can't speak Welsh can understand them?
I think you’ll agree that’s a very good percentage, given the systematic attempts to eradicate such a beautiful language over a number of centuries .
In fact, it should be celebrated and shouted from the rooftops by true British patriots. We should have a UK-wide celebration. With bunting - Brits love bunting,
The attack on the al gauge was done with the complicity/acquiescence of some in Wales, before you say I’m making an anti-English point btw .
I have never understood why some English people are so bitter about Wales having it's own language
It's bizarre
Insecurity and a colonialist mentality.
I have never heard anyone say that they are jealous that the Welsh have own language in my 51 years on this earth lol."
Jealous is the wrong word.
I’ve heard endless jokes, snide comments and just plain wrong assertions in my fifty years on the planet.
Most people generally just ignore, laugh them off or shrug. I’m actually sick of it now though - especially when I’m told it’s a “dead language” for the millionth time by a clueless idiot.
What I just don’t understand is why proud British patriots aren’t proud of the oldest language to be spoken on these islands.
Again, to stress - a proportion of the people ion criticising above are Welsh people. |
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over a year ago
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"Living on the border, am I allowed to drive to England to go fishing?"
The Welsh Authorities are saying that you can't drive anywhere aren't they? Guessing the answer would be a No! |
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Ok keep out of Scotland and Wales you have been told fuck off and stay away.
But when they open up again and beg us to come and spend our money there tell them to FUCK OFF |
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By *atEvolutionCouple
over a year ago
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"Ok keep out of Scotland and Wales you have been told fuck off and stay away.
But when they open up again and beg us to come and spend our money there tell them to FUCK OFF "
It's true that people do strange things. Many actually will think this in the future I'm not supporting it just saying it's a feature of the way people think. It would be a loss to tourism for both nations if they do.
For example I have both a car and a small camper (van type). And we used to go to Blackpool to do the pleasure beach at least once a year, for a change we went in our camper and parked where we normaly park our car which has always been free and still is - what we hadn't noticed was that the sign had changed - just one line added to the bottom that restricted anything but a saloon car from parking - my bad that I didn't notice but it annoyed me so much that I have never been back to Blackpool in 3 years !!!! Kinda just stuck in my mind now not to visit ever again. So for the want of £45 fine they have lost all the tourism spending from me possibly forever.
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By *ost SockMan
over a year ago
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"Ok keep out of Scotland and Wales you have been told fuck off and stay away.
But when they open up again and beg us to come and spend our money there tell them to FUCK OFF "
Nice attitude.
You’ve not been told to fuck off (well, maybe the odd idiot phrases it that way). I work on the tourist industry - every organisation and individual has been falling over themselves to say how much we value our visitors and are looking forward to welcoming you all when we can.
The simple fact is health is a devolved matter in the UK. Now, you can argue whether that is right or not (personally, I’m delighted given the Tory party’s handling of this), but that’s a fact.
The authorities are doing what they deem to be right for the people they govern. All people are asking is for people to respect that. It’ll be chaos otherwise. |
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The term lockdown should be scrapped, Drakeford says you can still only travel if its essential but you can drive to a garden centre or b&q or a kfc etc and now I see on the south wales argos they are opening up the golf courses, hopefully those who enjoy a swift 9 or 18 holes are within walking distance of the course, the police must be getting to the stage of giving up.
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"So just like England but not having to go to work, that's OK English Taxes can pay for Wales economic inactivity."
Many people over this side in south Wales are working within the food industries etc to help feed you.
And another difference is we still have the slogan stay at home unless of course you want to go on as many walks as you like or you fancy a game of golf.
Drakeford is definitely no better than Johnson. |
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"Just for info, here in Wales we are under almost the same restrictions as the last few weeks - except we can now exercise twice a day.
We are not allowed to drive somewhere in order to exercise.
So please be aware that you can't drive from England into Wales unless it is for another reason.
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So are people now driving from Wales into England? And if so can they return? |
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"Ok keep out of Scotland and Wales you have been told fuck off and stay away.
But when they open up again and beg us to come and spend our money there tell them to FUCK OFF
Nice attitude.
You’ve not been told to fuck off (well, maybe the odd idiot phrases it that way). I work on the tourist industry - every organisation and individual has been falling over themselves to say how much we value our visitors and are looking forward to welcoming you all when we can.
The simple fact is health is a devolved matter in the UK. Now, you can argue whether that is right or not (personally, I’m delighted given the Tory party’s handling of this), but that’s a fact.
The authorities are doing what they deem to be right for the people they govern. All people are asking is for people to respect that. It’ll be chaos otherwise. "
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As stupid as ever here in Wales. You can go to an off licence, probably mingle with others in their, buy booze, get pissed at home become abusive. Or order you're fat laden coronary heart disease killer take away from the chippy.
But driving in a sealed vehicle to go for a solitary walk (or with your family) would be lethal and is prohibited.
Meanwhile thousands dying from air pollution every year (nice in Port Talbot where the motorway is virtually by peoples bedroom windows). No one has ever got hysterical and called for all vehicles to be locked down
Total nonsense but hysterical people still running around saying 'lock us up' for a disease that past it's peak a month ago and is about as fatal as severe flu.
Nonsense. |
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"As stupid as ever here in Wales. You can go to an off licence, probably mingle with others in their, buy booze, get pissed at home become abusive. Or order you're fat laden coronary heart disease killer take away from the chippy.
But driving in a sealed vehicle to go for a solitary walk (or with your family) would be lethal and is prohibited.
Meanwhile thousands dying from air pollution every year (nice in Port Talbot where the motorway is virtually by peoples bedroom windows). No one has ever got hysterical and called for all vehicles to be locked down
Total nonsense but hysterical people still running around saying 'lock us up' for a disease that past it's peak a month ago and is about as fatal as severe flu.
Nonsense."
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"Well it did used to be a nation where you couldn't get a pint in North wales on a sunday, but in some parts of the south you could. Also they like spending twice as much on road signs so it's nothing new for the Welsh to be doing their own thing.
Yes, I always wonder why we have English on our roadsigns too. What a waste of money.
So the 81.44% of Welsh people that can't speak Welsh can understand them?
I think you’ll agree that’s a very good percentage, given the systematic attempts to eradicate such a beautiful language over a number of centuries .
In fact, it should be celebrated and shouted from the rooftops by true British patriots. We should have a UK-wide celebration. With bunting - Brits love bunting,
The attack on the al gauge was done with the complicity/acquiescence of some in Wales, before you say I’m making an anti-English point btw .
I have never understood why some English people are so bitter about Wales having it's own language
It's bizarre
Insecurity and a colonialist mentality.
I have never heard anyone say that they are jealous that the Welsh have own language in my 51 years on this earth lol."
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"As stupid as ever here in Wales. You can go to an off licence, probably mingle with others in their, buy booze, get pissed at home become abusive. Or order you're fat laden coronary heart disease killer take away from the chippy.
But driving in a sealed vehicle to go for a solitary walk (or with your family) would be lethal and is prohibited.
Meanwhile thousands dying from air pollution every year (nice in Port Talbot where the motorway is virtually by peoples bedroom windows). No one has ever got hysterical and called for all vehicles to be locked down
Total nonsense but hysterical people still running around saying 'lock us up' for a disease that past it's peak a month ago and is about as fatal as severe flu.
Nonsense."
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"Midlands man here and I can’t wait to get back into wales, wales has some of the most stunning scenery I have ever seen, absolutely love the place "
When the time is right I hope you have a great time over here.
I'm looking forward to travelling around the UK again with work at some point. I love the northern cities especially Newcastle, Liverpool and York. |
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"Midlands man here and I can’t wait to get back into wales, wales has some of the most stunning scenery I have ever seen, absolutely love the place
When the time is right I hope you have a great time over here.
I'm looking forward to travelling around the UK again with work at some point. I love the northern cities especially Newcastle, Liverpool and York. "
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"Midlands man here and I can’t wait to get back into wales, wales has some of the most stunning scenery I have ever seen, absolutely love the place "
Wales is nice.
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By *ost SockMan
over a year ago
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"Midlands man here and I can’t wait to get back into wales, wales has some of the most stunning scenery I have ever seen, absolutely love the place "
Thank you for staying away while this is happening. You’ll be most welcome when things are back to “normal”. |
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By *ost SockMan
over a year ago
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"Ok keep out of Scotland and Wales you have been told fuck off and stay away.
But when they open up again and beg us to come and spend our money there tell them to FUCK OFF
Nice attitude.
You’ve not been told to fuck off (well, maybe the odd idiot phrases it that way). I work on the tourist industry - every organisation and individual has been falling over themselves to say how much we value our visitors and are looking forward to welcoming you all when we can.
The simple fact is health is a devolved matter in the UK. Now, you can argue whether that is right or not (personally, I’m delighted given the Tory party’s handling of this), but that’s a fact.
The authorities are doing what they deem to be right for the people they govern. All people are asking is for people to respect that. It’ll be chaos otherwise.
It's called having your cake and eating it... health in normal circumstances is not the same as a nationwide worldwide pandemic! "
That’s ridiculous. Are you seriously expecting the devolved institutions to do nothing while the biggest health crisis of our lifetimes is happening? They have responsibility over these matters - they have to act, or they’d be slaughtered.
The only other way would have been for Westminster to seize powers back. They didn’t - so it has to be this way.
I’m glad Westminster didn’t do it - Johnson is terrible.
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"Ok keep out of Scotland and Wales you have been told fuck off and stay away.
But when they open up again and beg us to come and spend our money there tell them to FUCK OFF
Nice attitude.
You’ve not been told to fuck off (well, maybe the odd idiot phrases it that way). I work on the tourist industry - every organisation and individual has been falling over themselves to say how much we value our visitors and are looking forward to welcoming you all when we can.
The simple fact is health is a devolved matter in the UK. Now, you can argue whether that is right or not (personally, I’m delighted given the Tory party’s handling of this), but that’s a fact.
The authorities are doing what they deem to be right for the people they govern. All people are asking is for people to respect that. It’ll be chaos otherwise.
It's called having your cake and eating it... health in normal circumstances is not the same as a nationwide worldwide pandemic!
That’s ridiculous. Are you seriously expecting the devolved institutions to do nothing while the biggest health crisis of our lifetimes is happening? They have responsibility over these matters - they have to act, or they’d be slaughtered.
The only other way would have been for Westminster to seize powers back. They didn’t - so it has to be this way.
I’m glad Westminster didn’t do it - Johnson is terrible.
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"Ok keep out of Scotland and Wales you have been told fuck off and stay away.
But when they open up again and beg us to come and spend our money there tell them to FUCK OFF
Nice attitude.
You’ve not been told to fuck off (well, maybe the odd idiot phrases it that way). I work on the tourist industry - every organisation and individual has been falling over themselves to say how much we value our visitors and are looking forward to welcoming you all when we can.
The simple fact is health is a devolved matter in the UK. Now, you can argue whether that is right or not (personally, I’m delighted given the Tory party’s handling of this), but that’s a fact.
The authorities are doing what they deem to be right for the people they govern. All people are asking is for people to respect that. It’ll be chaos otherwise.
It's called having your cake and eating it... health in normal circumstances is not the same as a nationwide worldwide pandemic!
That’s ridiculous. Are you seriously expecting the devolved institutions to do nothing while the biggest health crisis of our lifetimes is happening? They have responsibility over these matters - they have to act, or they’d be slaughtered.
The only other way would have been for Westminster to seize powers back. They didn’t - so it has to be this way.
I’m glad Westminster didn’t do it - Johnson is terrible.
Westminster
Totally agree with you! "
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"Well it did used to be a nation where you couldn't get a pint in North wales on a sunday, but in some parts of the south you could. Also they like spending twice as much on road signs so it's nothing new for the Welsh to be doing their own thing.
Yes, I always wonder why we have English on our roadsigns too. What a waste of money.
So the 81.44% of Welsh people that can't speak Welsh can understand them?
I think you’ll agree that’s a very good percentage, given the systematic attempts to eradicate such a beautiful language over a number of centuries .
In fact, it should be celebrated and shouted from the rooftops by true British patriots. We should have a UK-wide celebration. With bunting - Brits love bunting,
The attack on the al gauge was done with the complicity/acquiescence of some in Wales, before you say I’m making an anti-English point btw .
I have never understood why some English people are so bitter about Wales having it's own language
It's bizarre "
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"Devolved powers were for local issues, it's a pandemic, it's as global as it gets lol it should be governed centrally. "
When the three devolved states are in accordance, isn't it central government that's out of step? |
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"Devolved powers were for local issues, it's a pandemic, it's as global as it gets lol it should be governed centrally.
When the three devolved states are in accordance, isn't it central government that's out of step?"
You seem to miss the point, so if all your kids want sweets for dinner it's the parent who should change? As all the kids agree lol I'm not calling Wales Scotland n Ireland kids I'm just demonstrating a point. There should be one voice, if every kid parent council county all get a say, and why shouldn't they it effects all of us etc etc it all becomes sweets for dinner lol the whole point of a central government is being made pointless.
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"Devolved powers were for local issues, it's a pandemic, it's as global as it gets lol it should be governed centrally.
When the three devolved states are in accordance, isn't it central government that's out of step?
You seem to miss the point, so if all your kids want sweets for dinner it's the parent who should change? As all the kids agree lol I'm not calling Wales Scotland n Ireland kids I'm just demonstrating a point. There should be one voice, if every kid parent council county all get a say, and why shouldn't they it effects all of us etc etc it all becomes sweets for dinner lol the whole point of a central government is being made pointless.
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Health is devolved
Wales Scotland and N.I have no obligation to follow/agree with Westminster over health issues |
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By *ost SockMan
over a year ago
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"Why would you anyway?"
I think you should ask the thousands of lovely English folks who live here and love it. That includes loads of friends of mine.
They’re all over social media saying how grateful they are to be here right now
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"Devolved powers were for local issues, it's a pandemic, it's as global as it gets lol it should be governed centrally.
When the three devolved states are in accordance, isn't it central government that's out of step?
You seem to miss the point, so if all your kids want sweets for dinner it's the parent who should change? As all the kids agree lol I'm not calling Wales Scotland n Ireland kids I'm just demonstrating a point. There should be one voice, if every kid parent council county all get a say, and why shouldn't they it effects all of us etc etc it all becomes sweets for dinner lol the whole point of a central government is being made pointless.
Health is devolved
Wales Scotland and N.I have no obligation to follow/agree with Westminster over health issues"
You are right. The devolved governments have budgetary control over health matters so it is right and proper that they set whatever rules they like in health matters. It's good to have a bit of rivalry anyway. It keeps you on your toes anyway. |
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So no sunbathing in Scotland and Wales ..is that right?
In this instance I support BJ in allowing people to be outdoor social distancing...I dont think it should have been banned in the first place..
Common sense prevails |
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It should be 1 rule for all.
We have a caravan in wales and some of the abuse from the welsh to english peole about using caravans is awful .
Wales has very little industry apart from tourism and if it was independent could not be self sufficent so are subsidised by the english they aim the abuse at . |
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By *ost SockMan
over a year ago
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"So no sunbathing in Scotland and Wales ..is that right?
In this instance I support BJ in allowing people to be outdoor social distancing...I dont think it should have been banned in the first place..
Common sense prevails"
Personally I think Boris was right (did I just say that!) to stop sunbathing. They were right to stop behaviours that meant people were out for long periods. Sunbathing itself wasn’t really the problem, but the knock-on behaviours from that.
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"It should be 1 rule for all.
We have a caravan in wales and some of the abuse from the welsh to english peole about using caravans is awful .
Wales has very little industry apart from tourism and if it was independent could not be self sufficent so are subsidised by the english they aim the abuse at ."
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"It should be 1 rule for all.
We have a caravan in wales and some of the abuse from the welsh to english peole about using caravans is awful .
Wales has very little industry apart from tourism and if it was independent could not be self sufficent so are subsidised by the english they aim the abuse at ."
Believe me - the many English people who live around me are just as angry about people turning up during lockdown. In fact, many of the most voiciferous people are English.
Anyway - this isn’t a Wales vs England thing. The vast majority of people have been equally angry about people coming from other parts of Wales.
I can’t believe people are surprised locals are getting angry. Imagine you haven’t left your house since March 17th, like my parents, and people sneak into holiday properties on your estate from areas with far higher levels of cases. |
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