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By *iger4u OP Woman
over a year ago
In my happy place |
So I am in the North East. Luckily not in Newcastle.
But if Boris gas his way, we will all be in an open prison sometime next week.
But hey, as long as London stays open...
I despair... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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It’s already happening - University halls around the country are prisons that students are paying to be in. Come to uni they said, bring us your money, it will be okay  |
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By * Plus ECouple
over a year ago
The South |
"So I am in the North East. Luckily not in Newcastle.
But if Boris gas his way, we will all be in an open prison sometime next week.
But hey, as long as London stays open...
I despair... "
You're not comparing eggs with eggs.
Look at the number of cases per 100,000 in each city.
That explains why the strategy of each city is different.
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By *atEvolutionCouple
over a year ago
atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke. |
Newcastle had 1453. Cases last week, That's 484 cases per 100,000.
Liverpool had 2747 Cases last week, that's 555.2 cases per 100,000.
Any Area in London has an average of 250 Cases last week and around 60 (avg) per 100,000.
That is a huge difference between Northern and London. |
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By *ax777Man
over a year ago
Not here |
"So I am in the North East. Luckily not in Newcastle.
But if Boris gas his way, we will all be in an open prison sometime next week.
But hey, as long as London stays open...
I despair... "
I’m in Newcastle and it’s easy to see the difference in the current infection rates between the North East and London. Would you complain if it was the other way around? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I agree, it seems a lot of blame being but in the North, so London can remain open. The way its being handled is a disgrace.
I'm sure John Snow would not be happy  "
People in the north overwhelmingly voted for him in the last election. And yet knew he would treat them with utter contempt at every opportunity.
What can you do!  |
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By *iger4u OP Woman
over a year ago
In my happy place |
My point is im.in the region, but not in the Newcastle area.
Hope it is targetted and not blanket restrictions.
Ive not broken any rules or flouted social distancing. I've been to the city once since March.
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By *orthern StarsCouple
over a year ago
Durham, North Yorkshire and can travel |
We totally understand your point of view OP.
We are in a low population area with very low number of cases, yet lumped in with Co Durham. We are miles and miles away from a big town let alone a big city.
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By *iger4u OP Woman
over a year ago
In my happy place |
"It’s already happening - University halls around the country are prisons that students are paying to be in. Come to uni they said, bring us your money, it will be okay "
I agree, universities should have started courses online. In Newcastle 55,000 arrived in a week. These students have gone wild away from home which hasn't helped.
Every news prog here had interviews with people in pubs, all accents were not northern ones.
I'd hate to be in their position. |
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"I agree, it seems a lot of blame being but in the North, so London can remain open. The way its being handled is a disgrace.
I'm sure John Snow would not be happy
People in the north overwhelmingly voted for him in the last election. And yet knew he would treat them with utter contempt at every opportunity.
What can you do! "
Stop spreading the virus? Follow the guidelines.? Reduce the infection rate?
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For anyone following the rules / guidelines tough restrictions is going to hit hard.
As you are lumped in with Newcastle, I fully expect when London goes (and it will) it will be a city wide restrictions which is like covering a county, irrespective of where the rise in numbers is located within London.
Our numbers are slowly rising again but we are no where near the rates in the north as yet. Example Sunderland has a similar population to my borough, around 330,000, the difference in cases is very different:
Sunderland:-
293 / 100,000
815 new cases
4441 total cases
London borough:-
92 / 100,000
298 new cases
1845 total cases
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"For anyone following the rules / guidelines tough restrictions is going to hit hard.
As you are lumped in with Newcastle, I fully expect when London goes (and it will) it will be a city wide restrictions which is like covering a county, irrespective of where the rise in numbers is located within London.
Our numbers are slowly rising again but we are no where near the rates in the north as yet. Example Sunderland has a similar population to my borough, around 330,000, the difference in cases is very different:
Sunderland:-
293 / 100,000
815 new cases
4441 total cases
London borough:-
92 / 100,000
298 new cases
1845 total cases
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Pfft, you can't go and use data like that!!
London bad, remember? It's all a big conspiracy!! |
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"For anyone following the rules / guidelines tough restrictions is going to hit hard.
As you are lumped in with Newcastle, I fully expect when London goes (and it will) it will be a city wide restrictions which is like covering a county, irrespective of where the rise in numbers is located within London.
Our numbers are slowly rising again but we are no where near the rates in the north as yet. Example Sunderland has a similar population to my borough, around 330,000, the difference in cases is very different:
Sunderland:-
293 / 100,000
815 new cases
4441 total cases
London borough:-
92 / 100,000
298 new cases
1845 total cases
Pfft, you can't go and use data like that!!
London bad, remember? It's all a big conspiracy!!"
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By *ax777Man
over a year ago
Not here |
"My point is im.in the region, but not in the Newcastle area.
Hope it is targetted and not blanket restrictions.
Ive not broken any rules or flouted social distancing. I've been to the city once since March.
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The point is that the leaders of 7 local authorities actually requested the further measures that have been imposed upon the north east. The seven were, Northumberland, Newcastle, North Tyneside, South Tyneside, Sunderland, Gateshead and Co Durham. I assume that you live in one of those given your close proximity to Newcastle. |
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