Corona Virus

[foxile5]

Just now, StanSP said:

 

But not graphic

It's like graphic but much quicker and subject to speeding fines.

[VLC86]

Just now, StanSP said:

 

But not graphic

😂 

[st albans fox]

2 minutes ago, Costock_Fox said:

Well when you say I’m going to give a road map as to how we can get out on Sunday, by actually giving us a road map of how we can get out of it on Sunday, not in PM’s questions tomorrow.

Like others say, he has to save detail for tomorrow re the speaker reprimanding him last time  .....

[fuchsntf]

2 hours ago, Izzy said:

I've been thinking this feels a bit like 9/11 in terms of how certain things changed after that.

 

Not sure how this time, but it does feel like a major event in history and things won't be the same as before.

 

One can Live in hope... Dont you think, the public the Joe blogge of every country,have to take time and lives Lessons  more serious..

politicians Big businesses have to be  told from their electorate,what they want, what they Really Really want,in a more Scarey-spice serious approach...

The last 70 years,when its come down to being counted,we have just Let the Big issues ride and poor Political leaders,be LED by Big paying businesses and Let THEM rule the roost....Our Environment Issues und reactions have been pathetic....Maybe  a schoolkids Councils arm  in Parlament might bell to Keep us

20-80s in line..I

Also Our Medical staff,our  public services...Customs,Police,& Firemen,RNLI,etc have just been continualyl pissed on from a Great hight,from all govts,across the world. We talk and bring heavy debate,chest-thump..on our past, but No Logic on Preparation for the Next future,or needed immediate Environmental changes..

Stop plastic Production tomorrow...only One example...

My fear,we wont learn,we wont change,we will always use the preverbial scapegoats of excuses...

You see!! Our Children ,everybody,just want to get on with 'their' Lives,Let others organise the REST...

[VLC86]

Just now, st albans fox said:

Like others say, he has to save detail for tomorrow re the speaker reprimanding him last time  .....

Well give the announcement on Monday, he should know Foxestalk loves a meltdown.

[foxile5]

4 minutes ago, Costock_Fox said:

Well give the announcement on Monday, he should know Foxestalk loves a meltdown.

Imagine the absolute scenes in Rhys-Mogg's corner when he starts with 'I'd just like to say to Foxestalk...'

[VLC86]

3 minutes ago, foxile5 said:

Imagine the absolute scenes in Rhys-Mogg's corner when he starts with 'I'd just like to say to Foxestalk...'

We have been on the chase mate, it’s the next logical step.

[January47]

5 minutes ago, fuchsntf said:

One can Live in hope... Dont you think, the public the Joe blogge of every country,have to take time and lives Lessons  more serious..

politicians Big businesses have to be  told from their electorate,what they want, what they Really Really want,in a more Scarey-spice serious approach...

The last 70 years,when its come down to being counted,we have just Let the Big issues ride and poor Political leaders,be LED by Big paying businesses and Let THEM rule the roost....Our Environment Issues und reactions have been pathetic....Maybe  a schoolkids Councils arm  in Parlament might bell to Keep us

20-80s in line..I

Also Our Medical staff,our  public services...Customs,Police,& Firemen,RNLI,etc have just been continualyl pissed on from a Great hight,from all govts,across the world. We talk and bring heavy debate,chest-thump..on our past, but No Logic on Preparation for the Next future,or needed immediate Environmental changes..

Stop plastic Production tomorrow...only One example...

My fear,we wont learn,we wont change,we will always use the preverbial scapegoats of excuses...

You see!! Our Children ,everybody,just want to get on with 'their' Lives,Let others organise the REST...

Stop plastic production tomorrow

if you want tens of millions of jobs lost, starvation....this is a long term deliverable and is  actually starting to happen.....although a lot of it is in opposition to probably the overriding goal of sustainability

[Mike Oxlong]

Also, the concessions regarding exercise coming into force from Wednesday rather than tomorrow seems illogical

 

Not sure there has been too much joined up thinking by the government 

[yorkie1999]

42 minutes ago, Cardiff_Fox said:

The emphasis has forever been conceded to the employer on that. 
 

There was supposed to be a number of documents about working but the unions threw them out as they were so unclear. 

Companies have been furloughing their staff because no ones buying so no one needs to make anything or build anything. Traditionally, it’s housing, construction and manufacturing that the economy relies on, without those industries everyone up the chain will eventually suffer. Public services, education, nhs etc  don’t make money, they rely on everyone chucking money into the pot and eventually it’s going to run out which means a breakdown in the system. I bet the next outrage will be when the really big companies announce massive dividends for their share holders!

[foxile5]

2 minutes ago, Costock_Fox said:

We have been on the chase mate, it’s the next logical step.

"Which sporting institution's forum once roused Tory MP Jacob Rhys-Mogg from his mythical slumber?"

[urban.spaceman]

[January47]

No it doesnt

and I watched the Micky adams team

 

[FoxesDeb]

Just me that thought that was a pretty straightforward set of instructions then? Following the rules will allow more things to open at times laid out, fail to follow them and we will be back to square one, with the finer details to be set out in the next few days... 

 

[StanSP]

Fvck the golf I'm going to a pond! 

 

 

[StanSP]

French Embassy have announced that discussions have taken place between Macron and Johnson and people travelling in to UK from France don't have to follow quarantine guidelines for 14 days... 

 

 

 

[foxile5]

12 minutes ago, StanSP said:

Fvck the golf I'm going to a pond! 

 

 

She's never been to my local pond. Wouldn't fit for used dobbers, shopping trolleys, and brick-ends.

[foxile5]

1 minute ago, StanSP said:

French Embassy have announced that discussions have taken place between Macron and Johnson and people travelling in to UK from France don't have to follow quarantine guidelines for 14 days... 

 

 

 

This is unchecked insanity.

[st albans fox]

13 minutes ago, StanSP said:

Fvck the golf I'm going to a pond! 

 

 

She’s dangerous ...... the last thing the NHS needs is people going swimming in ponds etc ! 

[FoxesDeb]

1 hour ago, Izzy said:

So....I can drive up to Leicester to see my parents and meet them in a park but sit 2 meters apart?

No because the advice is still to stay at home unless it's essential you leave, other than for exercise 

[StanSP]

 

 

[Wymsey]

2 minutes ago, FoxesDeb said:

No because the advice is still to stay at home unless it's essential you leave, other than for exercise 

Think around 70% have ignored this aspect now..

[fuchsntf]

23 minutes ago, January47 said:

Stop plastic production tomorrow

if you want tens of millions of jobs lost, starvation....this is a long term deliverable and is  actually starting to happen.....although a lot of it is in opposition to probably the overriding goal of sustainability

Yeh, but the rest passed ok......

No fish,no animals,getting People in known bad habits...has already lost tens of millions of jobs which has already led to starvation....

[ScouseFox]

1 hour ago, bovril said:

It just seems from the start they've been far too clever about it all. Like they've focus grouped everything. I realise that may be in response to our modern political culture but it's becoming slightly shambolic now.

becoming shambolic  it’s been shambolic for about 4 months. 

[CosbehFox]

22 minutes ago, yorkie1999 said:

Companies have been furloughing their staff because no ones buying so no one needs to make anything or build anything. Traditionally, it’s housing, construction and manufacturing that the economy relies on, without those industries everyone up the chain will eventually suffer. Public services, education, nhs etc  don’t make money, they rely on everyone chucking money into the pot and eventually it’s going to run out which means a breakdown in the system. I bet the next outrage will be when the really big companies announce massive dividends for their share holders!

I work in a professional role within construction. You are quite correct. It’s a bleak future Companies have three options right now:-  

 

a) keep working under the pretext of social distancing - cash flow is king, rather than actual money. Additionally not all manufacturers have been in operation until recently too for materials. Work is likely to dry up with demand but it’s a ‘natural’ dry up. 
 

b) Choose the furlough option. Keep staff employed at 80% pay until June. Assess at the end but what’s the point having people in work doing nothing? 
 

c) If on the furlough scheme, choose to stop and claim/implement social distancing. Begin the redundancy process ASAP which will have statutory periods. 
 

Really sad to be honest. It’s an industry where cash flow rules it - that cash flow has dried up or will dry up.