Welsh Gov Legal Challenge Covid

[LeningradCowboy]

Re: Welsh Gov Legal Challenge Covid

Well I suppose thats my point; you seem to object to them ending? But I suppose you just want them to end at some later date? fair enough.

I'm keen for Wales to end all restrictions alongside England now.

We didn't get rid of all the restrictions last summer when cases were low and most people were double jabbed, so don't hold your breath.

[jon1959]

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I certainly see your point on that. I have no issue if individual train companies or shops request it and then its up to individuals to make their minds up on it. I dont think the government need to compel it.

Quite right. It should be a matter of individual choice whether someone wants to go around infecting other people - or not.

[JamesWales]

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Quite right. It should be a matter of individual choice whether someone wants to go around infecting other people - or not.

If you want to be cooped up forever for fear of having an ailment passed onto you, then thats your choice. You can chooce to not leave the house.

Equally, it is not anything new that vulnerable people should be protected. An elderly relative should not be visited with a cold or cough, or flu whether its pre covid or not.

It is time to get back to that and end the mental and physical health problems caused by all the restrictions.

As I said, feel free to stay in the house if you so wish.

[JamesWales]

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We didn't get rid of all the restrictions last summer when cases were low and most people were double jabbed, so don't hold your breath.

Yep, I fully expect some restrictions to stay but for the infuriating WFH one to remain for longer.

[Rjk]

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Yep, I fully expect some restrictions to stay but for the infuriating WFH one to remain for longer.

WFH is great. I work in an office with people who range from 17 to 70 and I don't think there is anyone who doesn't want to continue with some degree of WFH permanently from now on.

The general consensus is somewhere between 2 or 3 days a week in the office is fine.
There are so many advantages

[Hilts]

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I get a bus once a week. (Used to be a regular service but thanks to Brexit there is now a limited service.)

A lot of the passengers are elderly. Sorry I think its irresponsible and selfish demanding all restrictions are lifted. Mask wearing on public transport needs to remain at the moment.

[JamesWales]

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WFH is great. I work in an office with people who range from 17 to 70 and I don't think there is anyone who doesn't want to continue with some degree of WFH permanently from now on.

The general consensus is somewhere between 2 or 3 days a week in the office is fine.
There are so many advantages

We've had this discussion a few times on CCMB and there's definitely pros and cons and I dont disagree with you, although I am generally very pro-communal working.

The problem at the moment is that the advice is 100% WFH.

[TWGL1]

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I get a bus once a week. (Used to be a regular service but thanks to Brexit there is now a limited service.)

A lot of the passengers are elderly. Sorry I think its irresponsible and selfish demanding all restrictions are lifted. Mask wearing on public transport needs to remain at the moment.

Why would the bus service be cut because of Brexit?

[Dave Blue]

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Why would the bus service be cut because of Brexit?

The drivers have been thrown out of the country - or rather left before they were.

[TWGL1]

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The drivers have been thrown out of the country - or rather left before they were.

It would appear to be a combination of things according to this Cardiff based company:-

https://nation.cymru/news/welsh-bus-company-warns-drivers-in-short-supply-as-brexit-and-pandemic-bite/

[Hilts]

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Why would the bus service be cut because of Brexit?

The loss of bus drivers.

Ive had a look and there are loads of ads for bus driver jobs. Salary isnt great. Therefore unsuprising that one of the reasons for leaving is that theyve gone to take up HGV opportunities.