Don't think he does Tbf as it was the same estate as me and I've not seen him for a while, sure he went to drif to be closer to his gym/boxing set up.
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Don't think he does Tbf as it was the same estate as me and I've not seen him for a while, sure he went to drif to be closer to his gym/boxing set up.
What’s the point of going there
It’s not even snowing
The sledges won’t go any speed at all!
I thought he’d moved there as well, but if he thinks it’s South Cave and said ‘Just been sent this from a lad in our village, this is about 2 miles from my house, embarrassing’, it suggests he hasn’t.
They actually do grass sledging on there now (the kids from the scout camp opposite).
America has announced plans to save thousands of lives when the coronavirus lockdown ends. They're not opening the schools.
Pay attention Cave
I explained this before
NHS supplies are run by a separate company, owned solely by the Secretary of State for Health (the role not the person, I’m not suggesting he profits from it)
Therefore in fact all NHS supplies and logistics are managed directly by the Govt.
Pay attention Cave
I explained this before
NHS supplies are run by a separate company, owned solely by the Secretary of State for Health (the role not the person, I’m not suggesting he profits from it)
Therefore in fact all NHS supplies and logistics are managed directly by the Govt.
It’s owned by the government, not run by them, it’s run by a team of logistics specialists, accountants and a civil servant (who presumably reports to the government) and it’s run from the NHS head office. You’re reading too much into the ‘wholly owned by the Secretary of State’ thing, it was just set up by the government to try and make NHS procurement more efficient (recent weeks would suggest there’s still some work to do in that regard).
Pay attention Cave
I explained this before
NHS supplies are run by a separate company, owned solely by the Secretary of State for Health (the role not the person, I’m not suggesting he profits from it)
Therefore in fact all NHS supplies and logistics are managed directly by the Govt.
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whatever political hat you want to wear, you cant get away from the fact that it was a vehicle to bring together the various NHS buying teams who were in the market competing with each other because it was a complete mess and they were grossly inefficient - its all part of the NHS Supply Chain which reports to the Government of the day because its all part of the model to manage a Nationalised Industry which all reports to the Government - does anyone think that numerous competing NHS buyers would have made a better job of it - I don't but lets blame the Tories anyway because they delayed locking down, next it will be they didn't open the lock down quickly enough, then everyone will get more hindsight and blame the Government for a second wave - nothing to do with the knobheads who cant keep social distance from other people
You could distance the Government from pretty much anything it delivers, on a similar basis. Civil servants and Government ministers are both responsible for what Government does or doesn't deliver.
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