Off Topic Covid 19 restrictions have done one

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My understand could be wrong, but I think the vaccine pretty much reduces the impact on the individual, it doesn't stop the spread itself, so it'd be a pretty meaningless gesture to insist on some certificate to allow travel etc.

A generalisation granted, but numbers seem to be falling at a similar rate in a lot of places that haven't been as efficient as us with the vaccine.

This is my understanding also. The vaccine will 'stop' the symptoms and save lives, (of the vaccinated) , but they can still spread the virus.

Social distancing and mask wearing will continue.

I get tired of so many conflicting views.

Do we just stick a pin in a list of recommendations and hope for the best?
 
I'm 66 and haven't had mine yet because of a mistake by my Doctors surgery. Just waiting for the appointment now. Good job i'm self isolating
 
Kids come back full time a week on Monday. My GP reckons teachers get their first jab in June.

I’m glad everybody vulnerable got theirs. But I was hoping to hear the words “alongside” instead of “after” for key workers. Ah well. Guess we can take the Rocky approach, if we die, we die.
 
Kids come back full time a week on Monday. My GP reckons teachers get their first jab in June.

I’m glad everybody vulnerable got theirs. But I was hoping to hear the words “alongside” instead of “after” for key workers. Ah well. Guess we can take the Rocky approach, if we die, we die.

If you’re a member of staff that works with a CV/CEV child, you’re eligible now. We’ve had some staff book theirs today for this reason.
 
Kids come back full time a week on Monday. My GP reckons teachers get their first jab in June.

I’m glad everybody vulnerable got theirs. But I was hoping to hear the words “alongside” instead of “after” for key workers. Ah well. Guess we can take the Rocky approach, if we die, we die.

It obviously depends on how old the teacher is, if its a teacher over 50, they'll have it in the next few weeks, over 40 a few weeks after that etc.

Van Tam's just said in the presser, that if they were doing vaccine priority based on occupation, rather than age, teachers would be well down the list. Restaurant staff and taxi drivers being statistically far more likely to die than teachers.
 
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Kids come back full time a week on Monday. My GP reckons teachers get their first jab in June.

I’m glad everybody vulnerable got theirs. But I was hoping to hear the words “alongside” instead of “after” for key workers. Ah well. Guess we can take the Rocky approach, if we die, we die.
Not sure why your GP says June. Some teachers will be in age categories eligible well before that.
 
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I'm 57 and my wife is 56. We both got a text today inviting us to be vaccinated. Both booked for next Saturday - in time to get to the chippy afterwards and back home again before kick off.
 
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