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By *itonmyfacebook OP   Man
over a year ago

Burton on Trent

For anyone who's mega critical of anyone they see out and those advocating total lockdown:

Can I exercise more than once a day if I need to due to a significant health condition?

You can leave your home for medical need. If you (or a person in your care) have a specific health condition that requires you to leave the home to maintain your health - including if that involves travel beyond your local area - then you can do so. This could, for example, include where individuals with learning disabilities or autism require specific exercise in an open space two or three times each day - ideally in line with a care plan agreed with a medical professional.

Even in such cases, in order to reduce the spread of infection and protect those exercising, travel outside of the home should be limited, as close to your local area as possible, and you should remain at least 2 metres apart from anyone who is not a member of your household or a carer at all times

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By *ittleMissCaliWoman
over a year ago

all loved up


"For anyone who's mega critical of anyone they see out and those advocating total lockdown:

Can I exercise more than once a day if I need to due to a significant health condition?

You can leave your home for medical need. If you (or a person in your care) have a specific health condition that requires you to leave the home to maintain your health - including if that involves travel beyond your local area - then you can do so. This could, for example, include where individuals with learning disabilities or autism require specific exercise in an open space two or three times each day - ideally in line with a care plan agreed with a medical professional.

Even in such cases, in order to reduce the spread of infection and protect those exercising, travel outside of the home should be limited, as close to your local area as possible, and you should remain at least 2 metres apart from anyone who is not a member of your household or a carer at all times"
no one knows but this crisis is bringing out the best but also the worst in people.

At a time when we should be pulling together there is so much division and people forgetting life isnt black and white

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


"For anyone who's mega critical of anyone they see out and those advocating total lockdown:

Can I exercise more than once a day if I need to due to a significant health condition?

You can leave your home for medical need. If you (or a person in your care) have a specific health condition that requires you to leave the home to maintain your health - including if that involves travel beyond your local area - then you can do so. This could, for example, include where individuals with learning disabilities or autism require specific exercise in an open space two or three times each day - ideally in line with a care plan agreed with a medical professional.

Even in such cases, in order to reduce the spread of infection and protect those exercising, travel outside of the home should be limited, as close to your local area as possible, and you should remain at least 2 metres apart from anyone who is not a member of your household or a carer at all times no one knows but this crisis is bringing out the best but also the worst in people.

At a time when we should be pulling together there is so much division and people forgetting life isnt black and white "

Quite so. It seldom is. Tho don't you think that too many people, instead of working out how best they can comply with the restrictions put in place for the greater good, devote too much effort to seeking loopholes and interpretations that suggest that things just don't apply to them?

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By *hubaysiWoman
over a year ago

Leeds

So many of these threads where people don’t understand the rules.....

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By *bi HaiveMan
Forum Mod
over a year ago

Cheeseville, Somerset

We go out twice a day to tend to animals.

People seeing us driving could make any assumptions. I definitely noticed more cars on the road today and doubt the extra were all key workers or those leaving home for essential reasons.

The problem is that some will use any 'legal' reason to be out and about when the truth is they could avoid doing so.

We dont see anyone from walking out the back door to getting home, so aren't coming into contact with anyone else. I doubt those 'exercising' or shopping can say the same.

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

Well i see kids playing football and their parents having a pick nick like its nothing..no respect for distance and loads of people outside like its nothing but thats is where a live

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By *itonmyfacebook OP   Man
over a year ago

Burton on Trent


"For anyone who's mega critical of anyone they see out and those advocating total lockdown:

Can I exercise more than once a day if I need to due to a significant health condition?

You can leave your home for medical need. If you (or a person in your care) have a specific health condition that requires you to leave the home to maintain your health - including if that involves travel beyond your local area - then you can do so. This could, for example, include where individuals with learning disabilities or autism require specific exercise in an open space two or three times each day - ideally in line with a care plan agreed with a medical professional.

Even in such cases, in order to reduce the spread of infection and protect those exercising, travel outside of the home should be limited, as close to your local area as possible, and you should remain at least 2 metres apart from anyone who is not a member of your household or a carer at all times no one knows but this crisis is bringing out the best but also the worst in people.

At a time when we should be pulling together there is so much division and people forgetting life isnt black and white

Quite so. It seldom is. Tho don't you think that too many people, instead of working out how best they can comply with the restrictions put in place for the greater good, devote too much effort to seeking loopholes and interpretations that suggest that things just don't apply to them?"

? The reasons are quite clear

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


"Well i see kids playing football and their parents having a pick nick like its nothing..no respect for distance and loads of people outside like its nothing but thats is where a live"

Have you reported these idiots?

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


"For anyone who's mega critical of anyone they see out and those advocating total lockdown:

Can I exercise more than once a day if I need to due to a significant health condition?

You can leave your home for medical need. If you (or a person in your care) have a specific health condition that requires you to leave the home to maintain your health - including if that involves travel beyond your local area - then you can do so. This could, for example, include where individuals with learning disabilities or autism require specific exercise in an open space two or three times each day - ideally in line with a care plan agreed with a medical professional.

Even in such cases, in order to reduce the spread of infection and protect those exercising, travel outside of the home should be limited, as close to your local area as possible, and you should remain at least 2 metres apart from anyone who is not a member of your household or a carer at all times no one knows but this crisis is bringing out the best but also the worst in people.

At a time when we should be pulling together there is so much division and people forgetting life isnt black and white

Quite so. It seldom is. Tho don't you think that too many people, instead of working out how best they can comply with the restrictions put in place for the greater good, devote too much effort to seeking loopholes and interpretations that suggest that things just don't apply to them?

? The reasons are quite clear"

My comment was a generalisation based on things seen and heard online and on tv, also in my vicinity, and in no way directed at you op.

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

There was a report earlier today from the police, that over 600+ parties have be disbursed, and 166 of that 600+, were street parties in the UK I've seen picnics and BBQs as well, people aren't taking any notice of the lockdown at all

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By *hrista BellendWoman
over a year ago

surrounded by twinkly lights


"There was a report earlier today from the police, that over 600+ parties have be disbursed, and 166 of that 600+, were street parties in the UK I've seen picnics and BBQs as well, people aren't taking any notice of the lockdown at all "

It doesn't help that the shops are letting more people in now and we are getting very complacent in social distancing, the fear of corvid19 is diminishing rapidly and some just dont care anymore

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

Shops near me are still limiting the amount of people in at any one time and have spacing arrows on the floor.

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By *itonmyfacebook OP   Man
over a year ago

Burton on Trent

I fear this has digressed from the OP. Stricter fines for parties, barbecue, etc. for sure.

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


"There was a report earlier today from the police, that over 600+ parties have be disbursed, and 166 of that 600+, were street parties in the UK I've seen picnics and BBQs as well, people aren't taking any notice of the lockdown at all

It doesn't help that the shops are letting more people in now and we are getting very complacent in social distancing, the fear of corvid19 is diminishing rapidly and some just dont care anymore "

I think the vast majority are being good with the guidance, as we all know, there's a minority and they seem to be the ones prolonging everything and letting the country down Police did reassure the public in the interview, that fines might be increased to £500 if people don't stay at home, I guess depending on the nature of what they're doing will determine the outcome of the fine, but £500 seems acceptable to me, as people will soon stop going out when it hits their bank account hard

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

Problem is they have closed all the stores early so there are less hours to shop, yes they have to refill the shelves so should have taken on more temp staff.

Everyone is trying to get into the stores during shorter hours and it’s not working

You can’t get any delivery’s they are all full so people are forced to que for ages just to get into the stores.

It’s a total fuck-up and not planned out properly

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By *eeBee67Man
over a year ago

Masked and Distant

People just need to read the guidelines on the gov.uk website.

It's clear on there what you can and cant do.

It's not only "key" workers who are allowed to go out to work.

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
over a year ago

Central

I'd expect appropriate measures for those needing it due to health circumstances etc.

It really must be a fraction of 1% who are doing something wrong. It's totally observed here. No one's moving.

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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago

near ipswich


"For anyone who's mega critical of anyone they see out and those advocating total lockdown:

Can I exercise more than once a day if I need to due to a significant health condition?

You can leave your home for medical need. If you (or a person in your care) have a specific health condition that requires you to leave the home to maintain your health - including if that involves travel beyond your local area - then you can do so. This could, for example, include where individuals with learning disabilities or autism require specific exercise in an open space two or three times each day - ideally in line with a care plan agreed with a medical professional.

Even in such cases, in order to reduce the spread of infection and protect those exercising, travel outside of the home should be limited, as close to your local area as possible, and you should remain at least 2 metres apart from anyone who is not a member of your household or a carer at all times no one knows but this crisis is bringing out the best but also the worst in people.

At a time when we should be pulling together there is so much division and people forgetting life isnt black and white

Quite so. It seldom is. Tho don't you think that too many people, instead of working out how best they can comply with the restrictions put in place for the greater good, devote too much effort to seeking loopholes and interpretations that suggest that things just don't apply to them?"
Have to agree with you there.

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By *est Wales WifeCouple
over a year ago

Near Carmarthen

You can exercise as often as you like in England. Once a day (but no time limit, in Wales)

Just done a 8 and a half mile walk here in Wales today.

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


"Well i see kids playing football and their parents having a pick nick like its nothing..no respect for distance and loads of people outside like its nothing but thats is where a live

Have you reported these idiots?"
sorry but no police were close by in their cars but nothing was done

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By *ax777Man
over a year ago

Not here


"You can exercise as often as you like in England. Once a day (but no time limit, in Wales)

Just done a 8 and a half mile walk here in Wales today."

The advice in England is that you should only exercise once a day, although there is currently no legal ban on doing it more than once. Not really the same as exercising as often as you like.

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By *est Wales WifeCouple
over a year ago

Near Carmarthen


"You can exercise as often as you like in England. Once a day (but no time limit, in Wales)

Just done a 8 and a half mile walk here in Wales today.

The advice in England is that you should only exercise once a day, although there is currently no legal ban on doing it more than once. Not really the same as exercising as often as you like."

Advice is not the law as Lord Sumption the former Supreme Court judge made clear.

We live in the UK by the rule of law not a Police State although it seems to be fast heading that way.

Lord Sumption said 'I mean, the tradition of policing in this country is that policemen are citizens in uniform. They are not members of a disciplined hierarchy operating just at the government’s command. Yet in some parts of the country the police have been trying to stop people from doing things like travelling to take exercise in the open country which are not contrary to the regulations, simply because ministers have said that they would prefer us not to. The police have no power to enforce ministers’ preferences, but only legal regulations which don’t go anything like as far as the government’s guidance. I have to say that the behaviour of the Derbyshire police in trying to shame people into using their undoubted right to take exercise in the country and wrecking beauty spots in the Fells so that people don’t want to go there, is frankly disgraceful.

This is what a police state is like. It’s a state in which the government can issue orders or express preferences with no legal authority and the police will enforce ministers’ wishes. '

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By *ax777Man
over a year ago

Not here


"You can exercise as often as you like in England. Once a day (but no time limit, in Wales)

Just done a 8 and a half mile walk here in Wales today.

The advice in England is that you should only exercise once a day, although there is currently no legal ban on doing it more than once. Not really the same as exercising as often as you like.

Advice is not the law as Lord Sumption the former Supreme Court judge made clear.

We live in the UK by the rule of law not a Police State although it seems to be fast heading that way.

Lord Sumption said 'I mean, the tradition of policing in this country is that policemen are citizens in uniform. They are not members of a disciplined hierarchy operating just at the government’s command. Yet in some parts of the country the police have been trying to stop people from doing things like travelling to take exercise in the open country which are not contrary to the regulations, simply because ministers have said that they would prefer us not to. The police have no power to enforce ministers’ preferences, but only legal regulations which don’t go anything like as far as the government’s guidance. I have to say that the behaviour of the Derbyshire police in trying to shame people into using their undoubted right to take exercise in the country and wrecking beauty spots in the Fells so that people don’t want to go there, is frankly disgraceful.

This is what a police state is like. It’s a state in which the government can issue orders or express preferences with no legal authority and the police will enforce ministers’ wishes. '"

I don’t need a former Supreme Court Judge to explain the difference between what’s advice and what’s law. The majority of responsible people are hopefully adhering to the government advice on exercise however there’s always the totally irresponsible who think they know better.

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