Wozza
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“Cancel Christmas” means “Cancel big Christmas get-togethers and parties” really.
No-one is suggesting you shouldn’t have Xmas dinner or give presents or watch sh1t TV...
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- Thread starter GingerBeerMan
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“Cancel Christmas” means “Cancel big Christmas get-togethers and parties” really.
No-one is suggesting you shouldn’t have Xmas dinner or give presents or watch sh1t TV...
Then why not call it. Have Christmas within your household. What teachers at my kids school have said is very definitely Christmas is cancelled. Nobody will be celebrating it this year
keaton
Big heart, hot blood and balls. Big balls
- Nov 18, 2004
- 9,894
Is it better to let them open and pay boxing Day wages, then advise no one to use them so they lose more money?
Wozza
Shite Supporter
Id probably speak to the head then! V silly messaging.
keaton
Big heart, hot blood and balls. Big balls
- Nov 18, 2004
- 9,894
Is it a Jewish school?
And who pays the staff?
Do you furlough them for a day?
Its not as simple as just saying shut the shops.
Tom Hark Preston Park
Will Post For Cash
- Jul 6, 2003
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Interesting there don't seem to have been any leaks in advance of the new tiers announcement in parliament this time around
You can furlough for a day, no problem. Retail on Boxing Day is terrible, never used to happen and exploits workers. My brother was often 'forced' into working Boxing day when he did not want to and a lot of the time it was not that busy. Great for people like Next who can flog really old stuff for cheap to saddos who queue up at 6am
And if a retailer has not sorted their online presence after this years then that says it all.
No.
Hancock live now on tier changes (BBC News etc)
Hastings the only local area going into T3.
Hastings the only local area going into T3.
Hastings and Rother in to tier 3
worthingseagull123
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- May 5, 2012
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Funny how the most sanctimonious about mixing with criticism of households mixing at Christmas, are those that do not live alone and wont be facing Christmas isolated and alone.
Is anyone saying that? I think it is the big mass gatherings and mixing of multiple households, that have multiple people in that most are concerned about
Exactly..........'three households' will mean some pretty large gatherings for some 'because we can', not because it's necessary or sensible. In our case we were due to have a wider group for Christmas day but it'll now be just us (ie one household) and my widowed mother. We'll have the planned wider gathering when it's safer to do it
Gazwag
5 millionth post poster
Do sales online only, simple
crodonilson
He/Him
as Richard Burton has just said if we had locked down in September as the scientists recommended and continued this lockdown through Christmas and on into Spring we would have low case rates now and many people would not have lost their lives.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
This will affect a few on Nsc
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My Daughter has been working in a large care home in Worthing right the way through since the Pandemic began, really dodgy at the start with hardly any PPE provided. But gradually things improved and also all the staff now have weekly tests. Her partner works in a small printing works and 6 of the people he works with went down with the virus last week, including the Boss, who wanted the rest of them to carry on working! Her partner came down with symptoms (cough, loss of taste) and has now tested positive as well as my Daughter, and they are waiting for the tests on their 3 kids to come back, and are now, obviously, self isolating. Fingers crossed for my other daughter who teaches Reception year children at a School in Brighton.
So proud of both of my Daughters.
So proud of both of my Daughters.
Nobby
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