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"Just a thought. How many went to the beach and protests Is this the first of the results?" Nothing to do with the beach or protests all to do with more testing. Cases do not matter, that does not equate to deaths. 392 patients have died (this year) at Leicester hospitals, who have tested positive for COVID-19 "Seven of those deaths have been announced since last Wednesday (17 June). The ages of the patients range between those in their 60s to those in their 90s. Nobody in the country died under the age of 40 in this time. https://www.england.nhs.uk/…/statist…/covid-19-daily-deaths/ In the ENTIRE COUNTRY, in NHS "care??" there were 15 in mid 40's,110 aged 60-79,and 165 over 80. Only 87 of these 290 were in the Mildlands area, meaning 80 deaths were not even in Leicester! | |||
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"the city in lockdown yet the local health authority invite hundreds to come racing....very strange !" All horse racing is behind closed doors. There are no crowds. | |||
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"the city in lockdown yet the local health authority invite hundreds to come racing....very strange ! All horse racing is behind closed doors. There are no crowds. " I realise that but you add up the trainers,jockeys,grooms,security,vets,horse box drivers etc you are talking hundreds... | |||
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"the city in lockdown yet the local health authority invite hundreds to come racing....very strange ! All horse racing is behind closed doors. There are no crowds. I realise that but you add up the trainers,jockeys,grooms,security,vets,horse box drivers etc you are talking hundreds..." I wonder why horseracing seems to get favourable treatment. The last sport out... Cheltenham and the first one back.. Why? Even the deniers know that social gatherings spread diseases.. So why take the chance? And say in the same breath .. We need to get a grip of this local spike so need to lockdown again.. And at the same time.. We think it makes perfect sense to have a gathering of approx 1000 people from all over the country... | |||
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"Just a thought. How many went to the beach and protests Is this the first of the results? Nothing to do with the beach or protests all to do with more testing. Cases do not matter, that does not equate to deaths. 392 patients have died (this year) at Leicester hospitals, who have tested positive for COVID-19 "Seven of those deaths have been announced since last Wednesday (17 June). The ages of the patients range between those in their 60s to those in their 90s. Nobody in the country died under the age of 40 in this time. https://www.england.nhs.uk/…/statist…/covid-19-daily-deaths/ In the ENTIRE COUNTRY, in NHS "care??" there were 15 in mid 40's,110 aged 60-79,and 165 over 80. Only 87 of these 290 were in the Mildlands area, meaning 80 deaths were not even in Leicester!" Shhhhh... it’s all young fit healthy people dying because they dared defy Boris and went to the beach. Leicester is famous for its beaches btw, we often go sea fishing there , not now of course , we never go out , not even to put the bin out on Tuesday unless Boris says we can. | |||
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"the city in lockdown yet the local health authority invite hundreds to come racing....very strange ! All horse racing is behind closed doors. There are no crowds. " That's what I thought xx | |||
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"the city in lockdown yet the local health authority invite hundreds to come racing....very strange ! All horse racing is behind closed doors. There are no crowds. That's what I thought xx" But.. Behind closed doors, does not mean, without a large gathering of people.. TV, radio, journalist and camera crews, roadies and operators. Stewards, security, course management, first aid, vets, medical Centre staff, transport, drivers, jockeys, lads, grooms, owners, trainers, bookies spies, jockey club blazers and so on... A lot of people to make the event happen behind closed doors. | |||
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"the city in lockdown yet the local health authority invite hundreds to come racing....very strange ! All horse racing is behind closed doors. There are no crowds. That's what I thought xx But.. Behind closed doors, does not mean, without a large gathering of people.. TV, radio, journalist and camera crews, roadies and operators. Stewards, security, course management, first aid, vets, medical Centre staff, transport, drivers, jockeys, lads, grooms, owners, trainers, bookies spies, jockey club blazers and so on... A lot of people to make the event happen behind closed doors. " Oh yes I understand that they are all there but they must have permission xx | |||
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"the city in lockdown yet the local health authority invite hundreds to come racing....very strange ! All horse racing is behind closed doors. There are no crowds. That's what I thought xx But.. Behind closed doors, does not mean, without a large gathering of people.. TV, radio, journalist and camera crews, roadies and operators. Stewards, security, course management, first aid, vets, medical Centre staff, transport, drivers, jockeys, lads, grooms, owners, trainers, bookies spies, jockey club blazers and so on... A lot of people to make the event happen behind closed doors. " Still a lot less than went to the beach  | |||
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"the city in lockdown yet the local health authority invite hundreds to come racing....very strange ! All horse racing is behind closed doors. There are no crowds. That's what I thought xx But.. Behind closed doors, does not mean, without a large gathering of people.. TV, radio, journalist and camera crews, roadies and operators. Stewards, security, course management, first aid, vets, medical Centre staff, transport, drivers, jockeys, lads, grooms, owners, trainers, bookies spies, jockey club blazers and so on... A lot of people to make the event happen behind closed doors. " And all socially distancing just like you do at the shops ..... | |||
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"the city in lockdown yet the local health authority invite hundreds to come racing....very strange ! All horse racing is behind closed doors. There are no crowds. That's what I thought xx But.. Behind closed doors, does not mean, without a large gathering of people.. TV, radio, journalist and camera crews, roadies and operators. Stewards, security, course management, first aid, vets, medical Centre staff, transport, drivers, jockeys, lads, grooms, owners, trainers, bookies spies, jockey club blazers and so on... A lot of people to make the event happen behind closed doors. " Over 100 runners tonight...I guess it has been thoroughly thought through..some of the stall handlers have refused to work... It is outdoors with a lot of space and social distancing going on...As a non contact sport,its record is good..Just watched the opening race and it looks OK. Cheltenham was, with hindsight not such a good idea, but as you know it was pre lockdown. | |||
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"the city in lockdown yet the local health authority invite hundreds to come racing....very strange ! All horse racing is behind closed doors. There are no crowds. I realise that but you add up the trainers,jockeys,grooms,security,vets,horse box drivers etc you are talking hundreds... I wonder why horseracing seems to get favourable treatment. The last sport out... Cheltenham and the first one back.. Why? Even the deniers know that social gatherings spread diseases.. So why take the chance? And say in the same breath .. We need to get a grip of this local spike so need to lockdown again.. And at the same time.. We think it makes perfect sense to have a gathering of approx 1000 people from all over the country... " Because it rakes in money from bookies, and the cruel bastards woukd only send the redundant horses to slaughter just like tgey shoot them when injured, as theyre not going to pay for upkeep if not earning them anything back | |||
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"Was listening to the BBC news: apparently the coty’ Mayor wasn’t given the figures he’d been requesting ....... for a week ! It wasn’t even him that asked for the lockdown. From what I can guess he was informed and treated like a bit of an afterthought "This the same mayor who did a cummings at least 3 times that we know of? The one who went down the Trump line of "there are only more cases because we are testing more" ( implying that with less testing they would have less cases...so no problem?). Their police and crime commissioner was asked on sky news (as others have suggested) if it was to do with the "illegal garment manufacturers" who never closed down at all..... Dont need beaches and mass protest gatherings if that is the case. | |||
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"the city in lockdown yet the local health authority invite hundreds to come racing....very strange ! All horse racing is behind closed doors. There are no crowds. That's what I thought xx But.. Behind closed doors, does not mean, without a large gathering of people.. TV, radio, journalist and camera crews, roadies and operators. Stewards, security, course management, first aid, vets, medical Centre staff, transport, drivers, jockeys, lads, grooms, owners, trainers, bookies spies, jockey club blazers and so on... A lot of people to make the event happen behind closed doors. " It is strictly controlled and regulated. Just as much as football is. All sports are adhering to Goverment and PHE guidelines. Probably 300 to 500 people maximium at an outdoors racecourse. All observing strict rules. Compare that to how many unregulated people pass through an indoor supermarket in an hour. | |||
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"the city in lockdown yet the local health authority invite hundreds to come racing....very strange ! All horse racing is behind closed doors. There are no crowds. That's what I thought xx But.. Behind closed doors, does not mean, without a large gathering of people.. TV, radio, journalist and camera crews, roadies and operators. Stewards, security, course management, first aid, vets, medical Centre staff, transport, drivers, jockeys, lads, grooms, owners, trainers, bookies spies, jockey club blazers and so on... A lot of people to make the event happen behind closed doors. " a bit like the football then.there at least a cpl of hundred peeps in the stadium to put the matches on im guessing they been tested so imagine it will be same for the horse racing | |||
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"Just a thought. How many went to the beach and protests Is this the first of the results?" Given that Leicester is literally smack bang in the middle of the uk And its coastline And is over 120 miles away from London and the majority or protests that where in the south (E.g Bristol) I'd say statistically speaking probably a lot less than other cities in the uk. But hey pull opinions out your arse get answers out of thin air | |||
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"On the tv /radio comments that a lot of people living in the lock down district area dont /understand speak English and its Boris failing to get the message across the last 3 months " After 3 months they never thought to ask lol I don't think there's anyone that stupid ... except ... No ... | |||
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"On the tv /radio comments that a lot of people living in the lock down district area dont /understand speak English and its Boris failing to get the message across the last 3 months " Yeah thought it might be his problem for not speaking 50 different languages so everyone can understand.  | |||
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"On the tv /radio comments that a lot of people living in the lock down district area dont /understand speak English and its Boris failing to get the message across the last 3 months " I'm not 100% convinced the speaking and understanding of English has made the messages Boris has tried to get across any easier to comprehend whatsoever... | |||
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"On the tv /radio comments that a lot of people living in the lock down district area dont /understand speak English and its Boris failing to get the message across the last 3 months I'm not 100% convinced the speaking and understanding of English has made the messages Boris has tried to get across any easier to comprehend whatsoever... "   | |||
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"On the tv /radio comments that a lot of people living in the lock down district area dont /understand speak English and its Boris failing to get the message across the last 3 months After 3 months they never thought to ask lol I don't think there's anyone that stupid ... except ... No ..." Maybe they dont have televisions or radios in this district ...perhaps Boris can do more !! | |||
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"Maybe he can put the instructions in broken Latin and metaphors. Leicester isn't alone. Sky are now reporting 36 boroughs that are at risk of local lockdowns. "It has been widely reported that the 36 "at-risk" areas are: Havering Wiltshire Wandsworth Gloucestershire Ealing Hammersmith and Fulham Doncaster Plymouth Barking and Dagenham Westminster Milton Keynes Wakefield Haringey Medway Hounslow Brent Harrow Kensington and Chelsea Slough Suffolk Redbridge Sandwell Enfield Tower Hamlets York Sunderland Wigan Windsor and Maidenhead Leicester Gateshead Isle of Wight Richmond upon Thames Portsmouth Redcar and Cleveland Derbyshire Walsall"" Plymouth has seen a large rise in the percentage of infections, about 66% The local paper is saying the figures have gone from 2 people last week to 5 this week... about 66% but only 3 people... Statistics are great aren't they... | |||
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"On the tv /radio comments that a lot of people living in the lock down district area dont /understand speak English and its Boris failing to get the message across the last 3 months " In fairness, Leicester City CCG have provided the information in languages from Afrikaans to Zulu (quite literally!) and even Latin. | |||
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"Horse racing brings in an average £80 billion revenue ! ! That’s probably it’s given the go ahead ? All those logistically involved you ghttps://www.fabswingers.com/mb/Reply.aspx?MessageID=24138402&MessageGUID=aac16df2-e9eb-4ba5-b26f-fcc8ac30a06duys listed, plus all those race courses need regular up keeping, stable hands feeding mucking out & exercising horses daily needed even in lockdown. They’re not cheap to have stood around not earning ? Maybe look at investors names of ownership too ? "Racing has restarted, and by pure coincidence not only does Matt Hancock have a major racecourse in his constituency, but also they and the Jockey Club are donors to him... | |||
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"On the tv /radio comments that a lot of people living in the lock down district area dont /understand speak English and its Boris failing to get the message across the last 3 months In fairness, Leicester City CCG have provided the information in languages from Afrikaans to Zulu (quite literally!) and even Latin." Nice to hear from a local glad thats cleared that up. | |||
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"On the tv /radio comments that a lot of people living in the lock down district area dont /understand speak English and its Boris failing to get the message across the last 3 months After 3 months they never thought to ask lol I don't think there's anyone that stupid ... except ... No ...Maybe they dont have televisions or radios in this district ...perhaps Boris can do more !! " What has borris done recently Other than defend 3 of his advisors and mps from major scandals And waive Timtams around a say who needs the EU. We are signing a free trade deal with Australia worth 1% of trade deal with the EU. Borris hasn't put out a coherent message at any point of the pandemic other than at the start. Which was continue shaking hands with people and have a stiff upper lip. How did that work out for him... Oh yeah he nearly died from the virus. Who would want to listen to him? Is the more worrying question | |||
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"On the tv /radio comments that a lot of people living in the lock down district area dont /understand speak English and its Boris failing to get the message across the last 3 months In fairness, Leicester City CCG have provided the information in languages from Afrikaans to Zulu (quite literally!) and even Latin.Nice to hear from a local glad thats cleared that up." Leicester first...whos next ...loads more to come after this weekend ..not good | |||
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"On the tv /radio comments that a lot of people living in the lock down district area dont /understand speak English and its Boris failing to get the message across the last 3 months " Genuine question, Do you think the Eid celebrations, had anything to do with it, which at the time we saw thousands gathering not just in Leicester of course but in other areas too.. At the End of May and the increase in cases started early June? Along with the already mentioned beaches and protests and raves and and and... | |||
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"On the tv /radio comments that a lot of people living in the lock down district area dont /understand speak English and its Boris failing to get the message across the last 3 months Genuine question, Do you think the Eid celebrations, had anything to do with it, which at the time we saw thousands gathering not just in Leicester of course but in other areas too.. At the End of May and the increase in cases started early June? Along with the already mentioned beaches and protests and raves and and and... " Leicester ethnic community is predominantly hindu Asian. There are open air celebritons every year in vicky Park for eid. I believe these where limited this year and social distancing was in place | |||
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