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1 minute ago, invergowrie arab said:

Hardly any laws are actively policed.

It does mean there is sanction for those who are caught though.

IMO this should have been brought in with the Tier system. You can't have regional variations without a travel ban.

 

 You can make it illegal for people to travel from monifieth to brought ferry. That's just daft. 

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Just now, Have some faith in Magic said:

You can make it illegal for people to travel from monifieth to brought ferry. That's just daft. 

Well, you can. In much the same way you can make it illegal to travel from Avonbridge to Westfield. Doesn't mean it'll be enforced, though.

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Meanwhile in the Highlands -

Ironworks in Inverness to host first live show since before Covid-19 coronavirus lockdown in March; fan favourites Torridon are to play the Highland music venue

https://www.inverness-courier.co.uk/news/ironworks-to-host-return-to-live-music-with-torridon-gig-218218/
 
T0WY8P2J4GTIDIP98ICD.jpg&key=0567945090257f0376cf093258f738f6c1c5d7cd05c9a1c256b5663c9fc64773 The Ironworks in Inverness. Picture: Gary Anthony. It's good to see also that 300 football fans will be allowed into the Caley Stadium to support Inverness CT when they play Raith Rovers. We've seen this happen up in Dingwall. Slowly the Highlands are opening up again.
It will be good to get the Highland League back sometime soon.


Glorious. The Highlands are the place to be.

Nae luck West coasters

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6 minutes ago, invergowrie arab said:

Hardly any laws are actively policed.

It does mean there is sanction for those who are caught though.

IMO this should have been brought in with the Tier system. You can't have regional variations without a travel ban.

You can't have regional variations based on council area with a travel ban.

As said above, how can you possibly make it illegal to go from Monifieth to Broughty Ferry? 

In fact, the quirks of the Dundee/Angus boundary mean there's a part of Coupar Angus Road where it will technically be illegal to cross it to get from one part of Dundee to the other, if the purpose for crossing isn't "essential". 

A travel ban only works if you do it by postcode area. 

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2 minutes ago, Have some faith in Magic said:

 

 You can make it illegal for people to travel from monifieth to brought ferry. That's just daft. 

You can see my username so will understand I get it but that's how borders work. The two places either side tend to be quite close. 

If you want to say Monifieth shouldn't be in Angus or Invergowrie in PKC and the local authority model in Scotland is shambolic I would agree.

I'm more concerned with the 3 different people on my FB Who took a trip from Dundee and Angus to Glasgow at the weekend than micro transgressions though.

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7 hours ago, madwullie said:

The problem they have is they've basically shat it in their game of chicken. They bet the house that their exposure in the first wave would mean they would not be hit anywhere near as hard in the second wave, even going as far as to announce they were approaching herd immunity. Now its become clear that was wishful thinking, they're scrambling to rescue the situation. I don't think they really had the appetite to go through another wave like the first again. 

 

Looking at their deaths it comes down to whether or not you think shutting everything down to prevent this from happening is worth it. I agree with the Swedes.

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15 minutes ago, Todd_is_God said:

You remember the "two week" circuit break that would "buy us 28 days" right?

Can't trust a word they say at this point, but this blatantly obviously is about having the curves heading in the right direction so they can be seen to save Christmas and New Year as vaccines hopefully start to arrive.

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The impact of test and trace is limited by the large number of asymptomatic cases you see in Covid.
We can keep going through cycles of restrictions hoping to contain each wave in turn, lessening the impact. That will not be economically sustainable in the long run.
We can implement mass testing, something various governments are now warming to the idea of, its been piloted in various places. We will see the impact in Liverpool from their exercise in a couple of weeks as to whether it accelerated the decay of the virus.
We get working vaccines, and by Spring enough of the population will have been vaccinated in order to remove the majority of restrictions.
We had months to prepare and months of lockdown yet still lag behind many countries despite having more cases and deaths. Pretty sure that you argued that the Scottish track and trace was excellent.
Not having a go but theres nothing the uk governments have done that deserves any praise in terms of handling this.
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2 minutes ago, ICTChris said:

I read that earlier.

It seems Pauline on The Facebook might really have already had it back in October last year after all.

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