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If the government had actually announced it properly maybe said FM wouldn't have travelled
Ministers are being urged to provide clarity after advising against all but essential travel into and out of eight areas where the Covid variant first identified in India is believed to be spreading fastest.
According to the guidance, which appears to have been updated on 21 May and is not law, journeys to and from the affected areas – Bedford, Blackburn and Darwen, Bolton, Burnley, Kirklees, Leicester, Hounslow, and North Tyneside – should be avoided “unless essential”. Exemptions include travel for work, where working from home is not possible, and education.
The Guardian understands that the Cabinet Office guidance for Bolton was updated online on 14 May, and other areas were subsequently added. A source said the “layout of the guidance was adjusted” on Friday, hence the date mark which suggested it had been published on 21 May. However, archived webpages suggest many areas were only added to the guidance on that date.
The update did not seem to have been accompanied by an official announcement and it is also understood that local leaders and public health directors were unaware of it.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2...id-advice-against-travel-in-and-out-of-bolton
Edit; The more I look at this, the more pissed off I'm getting, totally irresponsible for anyone to take a non essential 310 mile journey, and via public transport as well. This is exactly how this shit spreads, dickheads taking unnecessary journeys and holidays.
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Here here....In for a penny, in for a pound, it's my wife's son, who is the family member. So it's extra tricky, for her, not me, I can just piss off out, shut myself away, that's no big deal. My wife has arranged to meet tomorrow (elsewhere), she doesn't even want to do that, after the news and new travel guildlines about the hotspot areas, specifically including the town where her son lives.