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IIRC opticians and dentists were closed on the first lockdown and I would have expected them to be closed again. I guess leaving them and schools open provides justification for it not actually being called a 'lockdown' but whatever terminology they are using for this one ?

Everything you have said makes sense. The one issue I have is that this Government has proven itself completely incapable of planning a lockdown in the 2-3 week period between half term and the start of this second lockdown. There is no possible way they are capable of planning anything in over...

Medicine's gain is Literature's loss :lolol:

The post I replied to was where you said about getting back to something closer to normality. If you are now saying that compulsory measures should be bought in for the most vulnerable, then I'm out and I'll simply refer you to Bozza's more detailed explanation on the previous page :bigwave:

I believe that if you add in the proviso 'without overwhelming the NHS' that is what we are all trying to do. There has always been different advice for the vulnerable :shrug: The real problem is that it's a very fine balancing act to achieve that. Whether we have a tightrope walker or a clown...

So it definitely wouldn't be that the Welsh Parliament took a look at Sage advising a lockdown, recognised schools were already closing for a week and thought this would be a sensible time for a lockdown. No, it's because people who live in Wales can follow rules and people who live in England...

Because the economy needed the income from fees and all the halls and rental properties. I really can't think of any other reason to move loads of teenagers across the country, group them all up together, make them do the majority of their work online and then try and quarantine them in their...