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"They are probably just allowing the people from Christmas like yourself who are staying over so they don't need to drive home same day, I bet they made their case to prevent drink driving and accidents. " Or just call them and ask for clarification | |||
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"They are probably just allowing the people from Christmas like yourself who are staying over so they don't need to drive home same day, I bet they made their case to prevent drink driving and accidents. " Probably simply to allow people who have booked for Christmas night to depart at a reasonable time, rather than kicking everyone out at midnight Sounds like common sense | |||
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"They are probably just allowing the people from Christmas like yourself who are staying over so they don't need to drive home same day, I bet they made their case to prevent drink driving and accidents. Probably simply to allow people who have booked for Christmas night to depart at a reasonable time, rather than kicking everyone out at midnight Sounds like common sense" This  | |||
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"Is driving 300 miles a necessity? Surely that's breaking the rules? Just asking" Not before boxing day it's not. They are guidelines and not rules until boxing day. | |||
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"They are probably just allowing the people from Christmas like yourself who are staying over so they don't need to drive home same day, I bet they made their case to prevent drink driving and accidents. Or just call them and ask for clarification" I did and only got the guy in the on site restaurant He said just turn up. | |||
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"Is driving 300 miles a necessity? Surely that's breaking the rules? Just asking" I have 8 grandchildren. 3 live in one house in Norfolk. I am travelling to see them for the first time since July. I have isolated since last Friday. | |||
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"T4 rules for overnight stays You are allowed to stay overnight away from your home if you: are visiting your support bubble are unable to return to your main residence need accommodation while moving house need accommodation to attend a funeral or related commemorative event require accommodation for work purposes or to provide voluntary services are a child requiring accommodation for school or care are homeless, seeking asylum or a vulnerable person seeking refuge are an elite athlete or their support staff or parent, if the athlete is under 18 and it is necessary to be outside of the home for training or competition If you are already on holiday in a Tier 4 area, you should return to your home as soon as practical. Guest accommodation providers such as hotels, B&Bs and caravan parks may remain open for the specific reasons set out in law," Thank you for that | |||
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"Is driving 300 miles a necessity? Surely that's breaking the rules? Just asking I have 8 grandchildren. 3 live in one house in Norfolk. I am travelling to see them for the first time since July. I have isolated since last Friday. " Have a lovely time | |||
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"Is driving 300 miles a necessity? Surely that's breaking the rules? Just asking I have 8 grandchildren. 3 live in one house in Norfolk. I am travelling to see them for the first time since July. I have isolated since last Friday. " You are breaking the law if you do that however If it's a risk you are prepared to take and it sounds like you are then its ok as long as you Prepared for any possible consequences. If people Choose to break the rules that's one thing but what I don't understand is people that break the rules then get caught then start saying how unfair it is. I'm not saying you would do that but that's my opinion. | |||
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"Is driving 300 miles a necessity? Surely that's breaking the rules? Just asking I have 8 grandchildren. 3 live in one house in Norfolk. I am travelling to see them for the first time since July. I have isolated since last Friday. " Have they? The only reason I ask is their area is going into Tier 4, so they’re likely more of a risk to you, than you are to them. | |||
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"Is driving 300 miles a necessity? Surely that's breaking the rules? Just asking I have 8 grandchildren. 3 live in one house in Norfolk. I am travelling to see them for the first time since July. I have isolated since last Friday. You are breaking the law if you do that however If it's a risk you are prepared to take and it sounds like you are then its ok as long as you Prepared for any possible consequences. If people Choose to break the rules that's one thing but what I don't understand is people that break the rules then get caught then start saying how unfair it is. I'm not saying you would do that but that's my opinion. " How is he breaking the law Norfolk is currently still tier 2 it goes into tier 4 from Boxing day. Maybe allow some people to make their own choices before criminalising them. | |||
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"Is driving 300 miles a necessity? Surely that's breaking the rules? Just asking I have 8 grandchildren. 3 live in one house in Norfolk. I am travelling to see them for the first time since July. I have isolated since last Friday. You are breaking the law if you do that however If it's a risk you are prepared to take and it sounds like you are then its ok as long as you Prepared for any possible consequences. If people Choose to break the rules that's one thing but what I don't understand is people that break the rules then get caught then start saying how unfair it is. I'm not saying you would do that but that's my opinion. How is he breaking the law Norfolk is currently still tier 2 it goes into tier 4 from Boxing day. Maybe allow some people to make their own choices before criminalising them. " Because outlined by a government minister on the news channel this morning, If you are travelling on boxing day from a teir 4 area it is considered non essential travel. The staying overnight in the tier 4 hotel isn't necessarily the issue it's the travelling on boxing day that is. | |||
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"Is driving 300 miles a necessity? Surely that's breaking the rules? Just asking I have 8 grandchildren. 3 live in one house in Norfolk. I am travelling to see them for the first time since July. I have isolated since last Friday. " You are not doing anything wrong, see attached section 9 https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/making-a-christmas-bubble-with-friends-and-family/making-a-christmas-bubble-with-friends-and-family#self-isolation-and-christmas-bubbles | |||
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"Is driving 300 miles a necessity? Surely that's breaking the rules? Just asking I have 8 grandchildren. 3 live in one house in Norfolk. I am travelling to see them for the first time since July. I have isolated since last Friday. You are breaking the law if you do that however If it's a risk you are prepared to take and it sounds like you are then its ok as long as you Prepared for any possible consequences. If people Choose to break the rules that's one thing but what I don't understand is people that break the rules then get caught then start saying how unfair it is. I'm not saying you would do that but that's my opinion. How is he breaking the law Norfolk is currently still tier 2 it goes into tier 4 from Boxing day. Maybe allow some people to make their own choices before criminalising them. Because outlined by a government minister on the news channel this morning, If you are travelling on boxing day from a teir 4 area it is considered non essential travel. The staying overnight in the tier 4 hotel isn't necessarily the issue it's the travelling on boxing day that is." As per the government site it is only travel on Christmas Day in T4 that is mentioned, so by this the OP is doing nothing wrong 1.2 Tiers 1-3 travel rules On Christmas day only, you will be able to travel to see your Christmas bubble depending on the rules of where you are travelling to and from. You cannot travel to and from Tier 4 areas in England, or to and from Scotland, in order to form a Christmas bubble.You should avoid travelling to lower prevalence areas. You should try to stay local where possible. Between 24 and 26 December you can stay in private rented accommodation, a hotel, hostel or B&B in England over Christmas, in line with the social gathering and travel rules in your tier, as long as you are staying by yourself, or with other members of your household and support bubble, and it is necessary for seeing your Christmas bubble on Christmas Day. This includes in a Tier 3: Very High alert area. | |||
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"Is driving 300 miles a necessity? Surely that's breaking the rules? Just asking I have 8 grandchildren. 3 live in one house in Norfolk. I am travelling to see them for the first time since July. I have isolated since last Friday. You are breaking the law if you do that however If it's a risk you are prepared to take and it sounds like you are then its ok as long as you Prepared for any possible consequences. If people Choose to break the rules that's one thing but what I don't understand is people that break the rules then get caught then start saying how unfair it is. I'm not saying you would do that but that's my opinion. How is he breaking the law Norfolk is currently still tier 2 it goes into tier 4 from Boxing day. Maybe allow some people to make their own choices before criminalising them. Because outlined by a government minister on the news channel this morning, If you are travelling on boxing day from a teir 4 area it is considered non essential travel. The staying overnight in the tier 4 hotel isn't necessarily the issue it's the travelling on boxing day that is." He doesn't live in Norfolk he is allowed to travel home on boxing day and he is entitled to see his family on Christmas day that is still allowed and not illegal. As long as he follows social distancing and the rest of the rules from boxing day onwards I am sure he won't be no more a risk to anyone than if he didn't see them. | |||
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"Is driving 300 miles a necessity? Surely that's breaking the rules? Just asking I have 8 grandchildren. 3 live in one house in Norfolk. I am travelling to see them for the first time since July. I have isolated since last Friday. You are breaking the law if you do that however If it's a risk you are prepared to take and it sounds like you are then its ok as long as you Prepared for any possible consequences. If people Choose to break the rules that's one thing but what I don't understand is people that break the rules then get caught then start saying how unfair it is. I'm not saying you would do that but that's my opinion. How is he breaking the law Norfolk is currently still tier 2 it goes into tier 4 from Boxing day. Maybe allow some people to make their own choices before criminalising them. Because outlined by a government minister on the news channel this morning, If you are travelling on boxing day from a teir 4 area it is considered non essential travel. The staying overnight in the tier 4 hotel isn't necessarily the issue it's the travelling on boxing day that is. He doesn't live in Norfolk he is allowed to travel home on boxing day and he is entitled to see his family on Christmas day that is still allowed and not illegal. As long as he follows social distancing and the rest of the rules from boxing day onwards I am sure he won't be no more a risk to anyone than if he didn't see them. " I was only repeating what I heard on the news this morning and actually it was ridiculous comment saying I was criminalising anybody because last time I checked I don't make the laws of the country. Those guidelines are very clear except there is no mention about travelling on boxing day if the area you are travelling to becomes tier 4. That is what the minister was saying on the news this morning that it is the travelling on boxing day that is the issue. | |||
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"Is driving 300 miles a necessity? Surely that's breaking the rules? Just asking I have 8 grandchildren. 3 live in one house in Norfolk. I am travelling to see them for the first time since July. I have isolated since last Friday. You are breaking the law if you do that however If it's a risk you are prepared to take and it sounds like you are then its ok as long as you Prepared for any possible consequences. If people Choose to break the rules that's one thing but what I don't understand is people that break the rules then get caught then start saying how unfair it is. I'm not saying you would do that but that's my opinion. How is he breaking the law Norfolk is currently still tier 2 it goes into tier 4 from Boxing day. Maybe allow some people to make their own choices before criminalising them. Because outlined by a government minister on the news channel this morning, If you are travelling on boxing day from a teir 4 area it is considered non essential travel. The staying overnight in the tier 4 hotel isn't necessarily the issue it's the travelling on boxing day that is." tell you what op , just drive 600 miles round trip in one day ... doesn’t sound practical or safe to me but it might fit to the letter of the law 
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"Is driving 300 miles a necessity? Surely that's breaking the rules? Just asking I have 8 grandchildren. 3 live in one house in Norfolk. I am travelling to see them for the first time since July. I have isolated since last Friday. You are breaking the law if you do that however If it's a risk you are prepared to take and it sounds like you are then its ok as long as you Prepared for any possible consequences. If people Choose to break the rules that's one thing but what I don't understand is people that break the rules then get caught then start saying how unfair it is. I'm not saying you would do that but that's my opinion. How is he breaking the law Norfolk is currently still tier 2 it goes into tier 4 from Boxing day. Maybe allow some people to make their own choices before criminalising them. Because outlined by a government minister on the news channel this morning, If you are travelling on boxing day from a teir 4 area it is considered non essential travel. The staying overnight in the tier 4 hotel isn't necessarily the issue it's the travelling on boxing day that is. He doesn't live in Norfolk he is allowed to travel home on boxing day and he is entitled to see his family on Christmas day that is still allowed and not illegal. As long as he follows social distancing and the rest of the rules from boxing day onwards I am sure he won't be no more a risk to anyone than if he didn't see them. " Precisely, the OP seems to be taking all the appropriate measures, isolating before travel, not staying with their family and any contact at the hotel will be minimal. Add to that yes Norfolk might be going into T4, which I believe is more a precaution as they have a higher than average older population, it borders with other areas that are high risk, most of the areas are below the national average for infections Enjoy your day with your family OP | |||
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"Is driving 300 miles a necessity? Surely that's breaking the rules? Just asking I have 8 grandchildren. 3 live in one house in Norfolk. I am travelling to see them for the first time since July. I have isolated since last Friday. You are breaking the law if you do that however If it's a risk you are prepared to take and it sounds like you are then its ok as long as you Prepared for any possible consequences. If people Choose to break the rules that's one thing but what I don't understand is people that break the rules then get caught then start saying how unfair it is. I'm not saying you would do that but that's my opinion. How is he breaking the law Norfolk is currently still tier 2 it goes into tier 4 from Boxing day. Maybe allow some people to make their own choices before criminalising them. Because outlined by a government minister on the news channel this morning, If you are travelling on boxing day from a teir 4 area it is considered non essential travel. The staying overnight in the tier 4 hotel isn't necessarily the issue it's the travelling on boxing day that is. tell you what op , just drive 600 miles round trip in one day ... doesn’t sound practical or safe to me but it might fit to the letter of the law
quite clearly as quoted above, there has been common sense applied to the hotel not kicking them out at midnight, pretty sure the same will bd applies to travelling home "Did I say that he shouldn't do it? Did I say that he should dive it in one day? Read my 1st post again! Please Don't make assumptions and please remember that we are all entitled to an opinion without people twisting it and putting their on spin on it! | |||
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"Is driving 300 miles a necessity? Surely that's breaking the rules? Just asking I have 8 grandchildren. 3 live in one house in Norfolk. I am travelling to see them for the first time since July. I have isolated since last Friday. You are breaking the law if you do that however If it's a risk you are prepared to take and it sounds like you are then its ok as long as you Prepared for any possible consequences. If people Choose to break the rules that's one thing but what I don't understand is people that break the rules then get caught then start saying how unfair it is. I'm not saying you would do that but that's my opinion. How is he breaking the law Norfolk is currently still tier 2 it goes into tier 4 from Boxing day. Maybe allow some people to make their own choices before criminalising them. Because outlined by a government minister on the news channel this morning, If you are travelling on boxing day from a teir 4 area it is considered non essential travel. The staying overnight in the tier 4 hotel isn't necessarily the issue it's the travelling on boxing day that is. As per the government site it is only travel on Christmas Day in T4 that is mentioned, so by this the OP is doing nothing wrong 1.2 Tiers 1-3 travel rules On Christmas day only, you will be able to travel to see your Christmas bubble depending on the rules of where you are travelling to and from. You cannot travel to and from Tier 4 areas in England, or to and from Scotland, in order to form a Christmas bubble.You should avoid travelling to lower prevalence areas. You should try to stay local where possible. Between 24 and 26 December you can stay in private rented accommodation, a hotel, hostel or B&B in England over Christmas, in line with the social gathering and travel rules in your tier, as long as you are staying by yourself, or with other members of your household and support bubble, and it is necessary for seeing your Christmas bubble on Christmas Day. This includes in a Tier 3: Very High alert area." That seems to confirm that travel in or out of a tier 4 area is prohibited. The OP plans to travel from a Tier 4 area on the way home, which isn’t allowed. | |||
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"Thank you everyone for your answers. Now you can see why it's confusing. I was going to see them Boxing day as well. Boris then cut it back to one day so although I will be less than 3 miles away after Breakfast I am driving home without seeing them. My son will never break the law or guidelines or advice etc etc. They have also been isolating as well. I only spend Xmas with them every 3 years" It's a really difficult one because there is quite a lot of different information available. The government website says one thing, The government ministers say another, And there's the people on here! 
Do what you think is right and my point was just to check the travelling back home on boxing day from T 4 area is OK.
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"Is driving 300 miles a necessity? Surely that's breaking the rules? Just asking I have 8 grandchildren. 3 live in one house in Norfolk. I am travelling to see them for the first time since July. I have isolated since last Friday. You are breaking the law if you do that however If it's a risk you are prepared to take and it sounds like you are then its ok as long as you Prepared for any possible consequences. If people Choose to break the rules that's one thing but what I don't understand is people that break the rules then get caught then start saying how unfair it is. I'm not saying you would do that but that's my opinion. How is he breaking the law Norfolk is currently still tier 2 it goes into tier 4 from Boxing day. Maybe allow some people to make their own choices before criminalising them. Because outlined by a government minister on the news channel this morning, If you are travelling on boxing day from a teir 4 area it is considered non essential travel. The staying overnight in the tier 4 hotel isn't necessarily the issue it's the travelling on boxing day that is. As per the government site it is only travel on Christmas Day in T4 that is mentioned, so by this the OP is doing nothing wrong 1.2 Tiers 1-3 travel rules On Christmas day only, you will be able to travel to see your Christmas bubble depending on the rules of where you are travelling to and from. You cannot travel to and from Tier 4 areas in England, or to and from Scotland, in order to form a Christmas bubble.You should avoid travelling to lower prevalence areas. You should try to stay local where possible. Between 24 and 26 December you can stay in private rented accommodation, a hotel, hostel or B&B in England over Christmas, in line with the social gathering and travel rules in your tier, as long as you are staying by yourself, or with other members of your household and support bubble, and it is necessary for seeing your Christmas bubble on Christmas Day. This includes in a Tier 3: Very High alert area. That seems to confirm that travel in or out of a tier 4 area is prohibited. The OP plans to travel from a Tier 4 area on the way home, which isn’t allowed." Exactly what I was trying to say. | |||
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"Is driving 300 miles a necessity? Surely that's breaking the rules? Just asking I have 8 grandchildren. 3 live in one house in Norfolk. I am travelling to see them for the first time since July. I have isolated since last Friday. You are breaking the law if you do that however If it's a risk you are prepared to take and it sounds like you are then its ok as long as you Prepared for any possible consequences. If people Choose to break the rules that's one thing but what I don't understand is people that break the rules then get caught then start saying how unfair it is. I'm not saying you would do that but that's my opinion. How is he breaking the law Norfolk is currently still tier 2 it goes into tier 4 from Boxing day. Maybe allow some people to make their own choices before criminalising them. Because outlined by a government minister on the news channel this morning, If you are travelling on boxing day from a teir 4 area it is considered non essential travel. The staying overnight in the tier 4 hotel isn't necessarily the issue it's the travelling on boxing day that is. tell you what op , just drive 600 miles round trip in one day ... doesn’t sound practical or safe to me but it might fit to the letter of the law
quite clearly as quoted above, there has been common sense applied to the hotel not kicking them out at midnight, pretty sure the same will bd applies to travelling home
Did I say that he shouldn't do it? Did I say that he should dive it in one day?
Read my 1st post again! Please Don't make assumptions and please remember that we are all entitled to an opinion without people twisting it and putting their on spin on it! "surely that also applies to my opinion of you opinion 
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"Is driving 300 miles a necessity? Surely that's breaking the rules? Just asking I have 8 grandchildren. 3 live in one house in Norfolk. I am travelling to see them for the first time since July. I have isolated since last Friday. You are breaking the law if you do that however If it's a risk you are prepared to take and it sounds like you are then its ok as long as you Prepared for any possible consequences. If people Choose to break the rules that's one thing but what I don't understand is people that break the rules then get caught then start saying how unfair it is. I'm not saying you would do that but that's my opinion. How is he breaking the law Norfolk is currently still tier 2 it goes into tier 4 from Boxing day. Maybe allow some people to make their own choices before criminalising them. Because outlined by a government minister on the news channel this morning, If you are travelling on boxing day from a teir 4 area it is considered non essential travel. The staying overnight in the tier 4 hotel isn't necessarily the issue it's the travelling on boxing day that is. tell you what op , just drive 600 miles round trip in one day ... doesn’t sound practical or safe to me but it might fit to the letter of the law
quite clearly as quoted above, there has been common sense applied to the hotel not kicking them out at midnight, pretty sure the same will bd applies to travelling home
Did I say that he shouldn't do it? Did I say that he should dive it in one day?
Read my 1st post again! Please Don't make assumptions and please remember that we are all entitled to an opinion without people twisting it and putting their on spin on it!
surely that also applies to my opinion of you opinion
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"Is driving 300 miles a necessity? Surely that's breaking the rules? Just asking I have 8 grandchildren. 3 live in one house in Norfolk. I am travelling to see them for the first time since July. I have isolated since last Friday. You are breaking the law if you do that however If it's a risk you are prepared to take and it sounds like you are then its ok as long as you Prepared for any possible consequences. If people Choose to break the rules that's one thing but what I don't understand is people that break the rules then get caught then start saying how unfair it is. I'm not saying you would do that but that's my opinion. How is he breaking the law Norfolk is currently still tier 2 it goes into tier 4 from Boxing day. Maybe allow some people to make their own choices before criminalising them. Because outlined by a government minister on the news channel this morning, If you are travelling on boxing day from a teir 4 area it is considered non essential travel. The staying overnight in the tier 4 hotel isn't necessarily the issue it's the travelling on boxing day that is. As per the government site it is only travel on Christmas Day in T4 that is mentioned, so by this the OP is doing nothing wrong 1.2 Tiers 1-3 travel rules On Christmas day only, you will be able to travel to see your Christmas bubble depending on the rules of where you are travelling to and from. You cannot travel to and from Tier 4 areas in England, or to and from Scotland, in order to form a Christmas bubble.You should avoid travelling to lower prevalence areas. You should try to stay local where possible. Between 24 and 26 December you can stay in private rented accommodation, a hotel, hostel or B&B in England over Christmas, in line with the social gathering and travel rules in your tier, as long as you are staying by yourself, or with other members of your household and support bubble, and it is necessary for seeing your Christmas bubble on Christmas Day. This includes in a Tier 3: Very High alert area. That seems to confirm that travel in or out of a tier 4 area is prohibited. The OP plans to travel from a Tier 4 area on the way home, which isn’t allowed." It states Christmas Day travel, he his travelling on that day and returning the following morning, but idiotic to expect all tiers to just stop moving on the stroke of midnight. His interaction is limited, no rule break in my opinion | |||
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"Is driving 300 miles a necessity? Surely that's breaking the rules? Just asking I have 8 grandchildren. 3 live in one house in Norfolk. I am travelling to see them for the first time since July. I have isolated since last Friday. You are breaking the law if you do that however If it's a risk you are prepared to take and it sounds like you are then its ok as long as you Prepared for any possible consequences. If people Choose to break the rules that's one thing but what I don't understand is people that break the rules then get caught then start saying how unfair it is. I'm not saying you would do that but that's my opinion. How is he breaking the law Norfolk is currently still tier 2 it goes into tier 4 from Boxing day. Maybe allow some people to make their own choices before criminalising them. Because outlined by a government minister on the news channel this morning, If you are travelling on boxing day from a teir 4 area it is considered non essential travel. The staying overnight in the tier 4 hotel isn't necessarily the issue it's the travelling on boxing day that is. tell you what op , just drive 600 miles round trip in one day ... doesn’t sound practical or safe to me but it might fit to the letter of the law
quite clearly as quoted above, there has been common sense applied to the hotel not kicking them out at midnight, pretty sure the same will bd applies to travelling home
Did I say that he shouldn't do it? Did I say that he should dive it in one day?
Read my 1st post again! Please Don't make assumptions and please remember that we are all entitled to an opinion without people twisting it and putting their on spin on it!
surely that also applies to my opinion of you opinion
at no point did i quote it as what you said
You are aware that by quoting my post that is exactly what you did right? "no i quoted your post to reply to it ... thats what the button says right ... quote and reply? anything written thereafter is my opinion yet you have then insinuated i put words in your mouth ... short of me adapting your text that i quoted that cant happen on a forum as people already read your own words | |||
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"Is driving 300 miles a necessity? Surely that's breaking the rules? Just asking I have 8 grandchildren. 3 live in one house in Norfolk. I am travelling to see them for the first time since July. I have isolated since last Friday. You are breaking the law if you do that however If it's a risk you are prepared to take and it sounds like you are then its ok as long as you Prepared for any possible consequences. If people Choose to break the rules that's one thing but what I don't understand is people that break the rules then get caught then start saying how unfair it is. I'm not saying you would do that but that's my opinion. How is he breaking the law Norfolk is currently still tier 2 it goes into tier 4 from Boxing day. Maybe allow some people to make their own choices before criminalising them. Because outlined by a government minister on the news channel this morning, If you are travelling on boxing day from a teir 4 area it is considered non essential travel. The staying overnight in the tier 4 hotel isn't necessarily the issue it's the travelling on boxing day that is. tell you what op , just drive 600 miles round trip in one day ... doesn’t sound practical or safe to me but it might fit to the letter of the law
quite clearly as quoted above, there has been common sense applied to the hotel not kicking them out at midnight, pretty sure the same will bd applies to travelling home
Did I say that he shouldn't do it? Did I say that he should dive it in one day?
Read my 1st post again! Please Don't make assumptions and please remember that we are all entitled to an opinion without people twisting it and putting their on spin on it!
surely that also applies to my opinion of you opinion
at no point did i quote it as what you said
You are aware that by quoting my post that is exactly what you did right?
no i quoted your post to reply to it ... thats what the button says right ... quote and reply?
anything written thereafter is my opinion yet you have then insinuated i put words in your mouth ... short of me adapting your text that i quoted that cant happen on a forum as people already read your own words "As what you said actually wasn't relevant to what I had written anyway it should have been its own post. | |||
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you seem to have taken right umbrage at something that wasn’t even personal or offensive
maybe grab a christmas cookie and enjoy some of the festivities like the OP intends to
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"okay, ill await my fine from the forum police for having a different opinion and apparently the wrong method now too
you seem to have taken right umbrage at something that wasn’t even personal or offensive
maybe grab a christmas cookie and enjoy some of the festivities like the OP intends to
what was that christmas song ... tis the season to be jolly "Don't patronise me thank you. You you had replyed to something I had written, I said to you that is not what I had written at all you have blown this out of all proportion. Please remember to have an opinion without Being patronising and condescending. You have no idea of my personal situation and you are now being offensive by suggesting I need to be cheerful. Am absolutely fine thank you and I do not need to be told by somebody to go and be festive. | |||
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christmas or just a standard tuesday, people need to get a little less worked up about a post on a forum that doesn’t fit with their view, not everything in life is meant to be taken personally
OP i hope you have a wonderful time with your family , will be a quick lunch for me with mine then up the road as i am lucky enough to be local | |||
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"okay then don’t, no skin off my nose if you want to fight with yourself in an empty room instead , the only one blowing anything out of proportion here is you
christmas or just a standard tuesday, people need to get a little less worked up about a post on a forum that doesn’t fit with their view, not everything in life is meant to be taken personally
OP i hope you have a wonderful time with your family , will be a quick lunch for me with mine then up the road as i am lucky enough to be local "Actually it seemed as though you were directly attacking lornajo and still are! | |||
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