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I went to my local last night to support them ;), it’s fair to say it felt very odd with the new rules whereas up till now the changes were quite subtle and it’s felt safe but normal. It’s a tiny pub note much bigger than a small detached house and putting a mask on to walk five steps felt a bit foolish but, it’s a true use it or lose it situation so I will continue to support them.
 
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32,000,000 now infected worldwide.
Remind me how this is going to go away unless everyone,everywhere is locked down for months.......
international travel......gonna open up is it?
In 3 months it’ll be close to double.......they have no clue when the numbers get that big.
Total bs.
 
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Right now JCU Hospital has 2 wards full of Covid patients (about 20 people) and one ICU full.
There is still availability
Bookings via Club Bongo International
 
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Parliament scraps alcohol sale exemption

Alcohol will no longer be sold in Parliament after 22:00, officials have announced, amid a row over the revelation that bars and restaurants used by MPs and Lords were exempt from the coronavirus restrictions.
Earlier the Times reported that venues in the parliamentary estate were not subject to the early closing time rule brought in this month because they were designated a "workplace canteen".
Labour's Dawn Butler described the situation as "outrageous... one rule for MPs one rule for everyone else", while Care Minister Helen Whately said "Parliament shouldn't be sitting round late at night drinking".
Within hours of the story emerging, a Parliament spokesperson issued a statement saying: "Alcohol will not be sold after 10pm anywhere on the parliamentary estate."
In line with the government’s guidance, catering facilities will remain open later than 22:00 when the house is sitting, to serve food for MPs and staff still working.
Labour's deputy leader Angela Rayner reacted to the announcement, saying Parliament "must" follow the rules set for the rest of the population.
 
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allandwf said:
Why don't other places of work have bars, can you imagine the fun and shenanigans lol
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Move to Switzerland, bought a train from there and the factory canteen had wine for lunch.

Imagine how much of a shithole Crewe would be if they had a pint with lunch, oh wait it already is.
 
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