I wonder if the Nightingales will be counted as new hospitals Boris said he was going to build.
It seems a bit odd that seriously ill virus patients weren't sent to them from the start whether they needed vetilators or not, seeing as they were specially equiped and built to separate each patient etc.

Are they real?

But, if we get hundreds of tourists descending on us that could send the low amount of cases souring, not good.

Naked swimmers, abuse, harassment and people urinating in public have been reported

Increasing levels of anti-social behaviour on The Quay at Exeter have been reported by one of the pubs in the area which has been forced to close its takeaway service.

It comes as the South West's reproduction rate is reported to be the highest in the UK.

The popular Prospect Inn announced 'WE ARE DONE' and reported: "The anti-social behaviour on the Quay worsens day by day, but tonight was the final straw: abuse, harassment, urination and public nudity."

The pub is now looking for a contractor to erect fencing to stop its entrance being used as a public toilet.

Indeed ..... it's already happening:

Outcry as anti-social lockdown flouters crowd Exeter Quay

https://www.devonlive.com/news/devon...outers-4177780



I've no doubt that tourists are doing their best to spread human waste, personal refuse and disease at all "beauty spots" over the weekend .....

Believe sending children back to school could be delayed until September. Continue to follow advice makes sense if you think it the best option for you.

Some parents must be extremely nervous and will they be fined if they do not send their children back.

Indeed ..... it's already happening:




I've no doubt that tourists are doing their best to spread human waste, personal refuse and disease at all "beauty spots" over the weekend .....

Tony Cox, leader of the Conservative opposition group on Southend Borough Council, said the authority had been "ill-prepared" and that better "people management" would allow them the space to distance.

But Labour council leader Ian Gilbert said the police and council did not have the powers to stop people coming to the area.

"From the moment the government guidelines allowed people to travel, sunbathe and take unlimited exercise we knew it was going to be extremely difficult to manage the situation," he said.