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Is that in the offshore fort in the Thames Estuary?
Ticket Invitations for Reading (H) 19/12/2020
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Downbeat Bee
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Absolute madness. All about the 'optics'.
One day later
London has 4,755 new infections reported today 1,514 more than the second-highest region the South East.
Billy Hunt
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That is very close to mine and my son's ST seatsW235 R21 Seat868 for me!!!
Pretty close to my ST.
(I can also confirm no 'deadline date' for acceptance in the email).
I look forward to your photos (living in hope that supporters will be allowed in, but kind of resigned to the fact they won't
)... 
Can I just check that nobody else in tier 3 has received any emails as of yet? 3rd year season ticket for me so definitely eligible based in other people's emails. I haven't been expecting one but to confirm me being able to attend but would have thought something should have come out
Nope nothing and I’ve had a st for 20 years, I don’t expect to hear anything until we’re out of 3
hobbsy
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You should've had one saying you are in Tier 3, but no actual match invites yet.
Banana
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Reports that London may be split into 3 in order to keep the West End open
In this case looks like Hounslow could be in Tier 2, whilst people with tickets will be in Tier 3...nightmare!
Personally I think they will drawn the line under Brent so the Central London are will be in Tier 2 whilst LBH and the rest of the suburbs will be in Tier 3. Let's see.
In this case looks like Hounslow could be in Tier 2, whilst people with tickets will be in Tier 3...nightmare!
Personally I think they will drawn the line under Brent so the Central London are will be in Tier 2 whilst LBH and the rest of the suburbs will be in Tier 3. Let's see.
cheshirebee
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You could well be right, but gonna be so hard to police as presumably most visitors to the West End come from areas likely to be in T3. So either reduced economic benefit to the WE if people follow the rules (unlikely) or the WE becomes a Petri dish as it fills up with visitors from T3 boroughs.
Glad I live in Cheshire !
Week to December 12th is worse (those numbers above are old now...)
Top 16 Boroughs
Top 16 Boroughs
| Boroughs | 7 Day W | |
1 | Havering | 559.0 |
2 | Barking and Dagenham | 458.4 |
3 | Redbridge | 442.3 |
4 | Waltham Forest | 412.4 |
5 | Enfield | 404.2 |
6 | Newham | 363.6 |
7 | Bexley | 356.8 |
8 | Tower Hamlets | 337.2 |
9 | Kingston upon Thames | 303.1 |
10 | Bromley | 295.8 |
11 | Harrow | 294.3 |
12 | Merton | 293.0 |
13 | Sutton | 266.2 |
14 | Greenwich | 264.0 |
15 | Haringey | 252.4 |
16 | Croydon | 250.0 |
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nick logan
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Infections are going to rise a lot . Where i live every school child /student and their families are being invited for tests , Barb already got 2 mates tested positive with no symptons whatsoever.
rebus
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The Trust I work at cover the top three in that list. There's an argument for a stricter local lockdown within London given these figures.
nick logan
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gutted for those who not been to new stadium yet.
wanderer paul
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Yep.
Looks like all football in London will be shut down until the New Year, at least.
Isleworth_Bee
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Makes you wonder why London is on the rise all of a sudden.
hobbsy
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Kingston wasn't much better at the weekend.Just look at the news pictures from Oxford Street...
Isleworth_Bee
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Think that will be country wide. Ive just got back from our town centre. People everywhere.Just look at the news pictures from Oxford Street...
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Blimey. I’ll give Isleworth a swerve this afternoon
nick logan
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so many self employed people who have to go to work is one of the reasons
Guildford Bee
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It's cyclical, I guess. We've stayed in tier 2 while much of the north was in 3. It stands to reason that while they were less restrictions here, particularly given the integrated nature of the city, that infections would rise
Easter 1959
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Total gloomsville; four of the WCB have tickets for this Saturday . . . . . . .Yep.
Looks like all football in London will be shut down until the New Year, at least.
Isleworth_Bee
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We moved a year ago mate lol
Isleworth_Bee
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Yep, plus the shoppers who cant or wont shop online i guess.
nick logan
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plus the increased testing. The r rate is remaining stable countrywide but London and Essex look Tier 3 bound.
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badgerbee
Mafeking Avenue........gets you there!!!!
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Including you........
Not saying you didn't have a valid reason for being there, but it does make me laugh the amount of people that have been saying throughout this: "I went to the beach/the shops/the park/insert other on XXday. Couldn't believe how many people were there............"
Isleworth_Bee
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Knew that was comingIncluding you........
Not saying you didn't have a valid reason for being there, but it does make me laugh the amount of people that have been saying throughout this: "I went to the beach/the shops/the park/insert other on XXday. Couldn't believe how many people were there............"
I wasnt complaining was just saying it was also very busy. Its my weekend, these lazy gits should be at work
Personally it doesnt bother me at all so long as everyone is observing the masks/distancing, which they were. I was visiting the Post Office FWIW.
I can see the 5 day "break" causing a big rise with so many people out and about trying to get their xmas bits done then visiting family members a week later.
Likewise, seems that many kids are testing positive and rife in many schools. Loads of teachers off. Missus has plenty of patients and majority are aged between 40 & 50, probably because the older ones are now being better protected than last time. Better treatments are keeping many out of ITU but still requiring a hospital bed. Suspect schools will close a couple of days early.
Isleworth_Bee
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If it is the kids spreading it why dont they close them now. Its the wind down to xmas.
Agree, and oddly most of our local private schools have closed down early with online teaching. They don't seem to get mentioned when there is a furore about schools being closed.
Banana
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If they want to keep the West End open (Westminster, K&C and Camden) then that means LBH is in with a good chance of staying open.
But I suspect that there will be quite a few with tickets in new Tier 3 areas
But I suspect that there will be quite a few with tickets in new Tier 3 areas
cheshirebee
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Just can’t see them keeping the WE open as it needs all the people from the T3 boroughs to come in and spend their money which kinda defeats the object.
PhilE
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My kids school on Surrey / Hampshire border closed years 8,9 and 10 last Thursday, they had already cancelled yr 11 mocks in middle. They wanted to close the school completely but head said they were not allowed to by the DfE. Email update on Sunday closed yr 11 due to more infections so only yr7 now...but they have to stay open. Kids still studying at home.