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Yeah, just been out along the coast and considering the weather its absolutely fine and, bar a couple of dickhead cyclists weaving in and out, everybody was being considerate of others. The government must be cursing the fact that since lockdown the weather has been absolutely glorious for weeks...

I agree although I'd say it's more of about Western values rather than a British thing. There's been unrest in a fair few other Western countries which we haven't seen here, eg French suburbs, that Berlin video, and of course the good 'ol USA. (Also, the worst I've heard are the Mexico attacks...

I see what you mean, but judging by friends in Manchester who say the same is happening there in terms of folk becoming more slack (albeit still adhering to social distancing in public generally), I really can't imagine a big city like Sheffield being any different overall. I've lived in...

Big generalisation there. I really can't imagine it's much different at all up and down the country overall. I know a lot of people in Manchester and the scene seems very similar to here. I really can't imagine Sheffield is any different. In fact we have very low rates across Brighton /Sussex...

I find it pretty disgusting the way the Argus keeps doing this. Although of course it's not surprising at all. I walked down the promenade today and there were people about but the vast, vast majority very much respecting at least 2m distance, and as you say it wasn't anywhere near busy enough...

Absolutely no chance anything will change when they review this week. Pointless waiting till Thursday :shrug:

Absolutely. And if what he says is true about Lidl, that's a disgrace

But what about the up to two weeks prior to showing symptoms where you don't realise you have it and continue going to lidl or wherever and spread it around tens, then by proxy hundreds, of others? That is the point of the measures being put in place. The fact you couldn't be bothered with them...

Mind blowing Just found his twitter page to have a look - I'm not on twitter but if seems his post has been removed? If so I hope through people telling him what a fvcking moron he is/they are!

You're right of course - I agree. But I'd say it's a humanity thing. Swansman said the other day Gothenburg were still encouraging their bars to open and just have outside spaces. The aussie rules football league has still started, and they've had to close beaches. Some Americans are...

Exactly, you can't really blame people for getting out and having a walk if there's nothing else to do, and if they're still practising social distancing. We drove up to Arundel and had a walk yesterday. It was like a ghost town, so no problems there. The problem with where we are is that, in...

It's not just Britain ffs. People ignoring advice is happening all over. Doesn't make it right, but it's not just happening here

To be honest, they obviously would never say it, but I think the government are delaying it as long as they possibly can to allow more people to catch it now which would help in reducing a huge second spike further down the line. I might be wrong, but I can't see why else they're not enforcing...

It's the same here, and seemingly has been the case everywhere until governments have been forced to step in and enforce lock down, which shows that perhaps a certain % of the human race is fvcking stupid, and that its not linked to how peaceful a country is historically!

Absolutely. Those living in the same household should be doing /not doing the same things, otherwise it defeats the object.

There are a lot of selfish idiots out there who won't do anything until they are forced to. The stories coming from some of those stuck in places like Benidorn are hardly surprising considering the typical British holidaymaker who visits Spanish resorts like Benidorm. But, it's the reality...