General Discussion
Yesterday i spent the day at the Royal Mint well worth a visit i may add, one of the interesting things was that prior to Covid the Mint was working 24/7 producing coins ,today they work 4.5 days per week 12 hours per day the reason there is no demand for cash.
How about Nationwide great online banking you get a share of the profits each year and they are not closing branches.
https://www.migrationwatchuk.org/press-release/634/more-than-23000-uk-applicants-for-nursing-courses-rejected-last-year-even-as-covid-ravaged-britain
https://www.radioexe.co.uk/news-and-features/local-news/exeter-could-become-car-free/
https://www.aol.co.uk/news/covid-unvaccinated-people-32-times-172827295.html
https://www.aol.co.uk/news/pictures-world-first-event-open-173115397.html
I understand fully it would mean that those who refuse the vaccine would be excluded from society but not those who have a underlying health condition that excludes them from recieving the vaccine . The question is do i have a problem with that, not at all my feelings are that most countries will require some form of covid passport to allow there citizens to travel, and most countries will require ...
DEEDOODLE, Is Government not looking if it would be possible to have a covid passport, some employers have already made it clear that they will only employ those who are vaccinated. Countries like Spain,Greece,Portugal,and Turkey have already hinted that only those vaccinated will be welcome on holiday. I dont understand why you find my comments worrying, i would bet money that we will in some ...
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Hopefully we will have to have a covid status certificate that allows you to travel go to the pub attend large family gatherings etc etc ,and those who refuse to have the vaccine will be excluded from those activities the rest of us will be able once again to enjoy.
