When the lockdown ends

collinn replied on 30/04/2020 15:31

Posted on 30/04/2020 15:31

I know Boris does not like to hear this but the lockdown is being pushed by economics,  I live on the edge of Manchester and can see a marked increase in traffic as more people go back to work. More shops and small buisineses have opened and even the bigger food takeaway chains are talking of opening all of them following strict guidelines.  Many shops etc have been open all along. Even talk of football matches being played. 

The club should now be looking at the possibilities of how the sites can be run under strict guidelines.  There is not going to be a magic date when everything returns to normal as there will not be a normal as we used to know but a new normal of which all organisations such as CAMC should be prepared for.  If  any preparations are being made we should know about them and  be given a chance to comment and submit suggestion.  This is not what the club is used to but does what it wants and if it does not listen to its members it will see the membership numbers fall. 

JUST LOOK AT THE MEMBERS COMMENTS AND FOR ONE PUT A COMMENT THERE WILL BE MANY WHO WILL THINK WHY BOTHER AND JUST NOT RENEW MEMBERSHIP.

Colin H

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young thomas replied on 06/05/2020 11:23

Posted on 06/05/2020 11:23

considering that the uk deaths figure now includes all locations its pretty clear from the Worldometer/Johns Hopkins figures that the deaths per day number is falling.

below is the three-day rolling average they are now using.

i agree, its not so clear for number of cases but, as above, more testing is certainly skewing that as an ongoing guide..

what is different about the UK is that they dont seem to publish any recovered v death figures for all those who go into hospital.

every other country on Worldometer gives this as in the Spain photo below...

Takethedogalong replied on 06/05/2020 11:51

Posted on 06/05/2020 11:51

I am highly sceptical of all the figures out there, including those of the UK. I wouldn’t trust our Government much more than most others to be honest. Possibly more than Trump, the Brazilian fool and China, but that sets the bar at toe level. I see the Government’s main health advisor has resigned yesterday, think he’s the third public figure with deeply flawed judgement at the moment. I am not expecting any inquiry into the Governments handling of this to be truthful, open and honest, because that is no longer how our Government channels work, and haven’t for a very long time. There’s still all the Brexit negotiations to play out yet as well.☹️

young thomas replied on 06/05/2020 15:05

Posted on 06/05/2020 15:05

whether the source is wholly accurate or not might be up for discussion, however, referencing the same set of reporting has to give a better chance of trend detecting than constantly changing tack, hence why so many use JHU as a constant source.

i do like a good conspiracy post, though...

"Mother, should I trust the government?" (R Waters)

 

however, I wont be getting in a tiz about it.....a relaxing beer in the sun seems a better idea wink

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Heethers replied on 07/05/2020 07:55

Posted on 07/05/2020 07:55

Let's get one thing straight the government has heeded the scientific body of the UK, if there's any pointing of the finger it's at their end. The government is wholly responsible for delivering their recommendations which they must be accountable for, not for how  and when to implement their advice. At first the scientific body first suggested an herd way out of the crisis a bit like Sweden that's why we held off lockdown longer than most, who gave that advise we will find out after this is all over

JVB66 replied on 07/05/2020 08:06

Posted on 07/05/2020 07:55 by Heethers

Let's get one thing straight the government has heeded the scientific body of the UK, if there's any pointing of the finger it's at their end. The government is wholly responsible for delivering their recommendations which they must be accountable for, not for how  and when to implement their advice. At first the scientific body first suggested an herd way out of the crisis a bit like Sweden that's why we held off lockdown longer than most, who gave that advise we will find out after this is all over

Posted on 07/05/2020 08:06

The problem with the scientific body who had their meetings,  iti s understood that the reports about that Boris had his key  Downing street advisor also at those meetings ,  and his reported way of workisng, ,  does make one wonder who eventually made the decisionsundecided

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Posted on 07/05/2020 07:55 by Heethers

Let's get one thing straight the government has heeded the scientific body of the UK, if there's any pointing of the finger it's at their end. The government is wholly responsible for delivering their recommendations which they must be accountable for, not for how  and when to implement their advice. At first the scientific body first suggested an herd way out of the crisis a bit like Sweden that's why we held off lockdown longer than most, who gave that advise we will find out after this is all over

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