Yes. Like I said, we're not allowed out to drive at the moment but I think it's coming in April. I last filled up in November, I think, so the fuel is no longer at its best...
Cheers, Chris
No, genuinely, we are meant to stay at home in UK. You should only be on the roads for essential journeys such as going to work (if you really can't work from home) or going to the supermarket. There have been fines given out if you don't have a reason to be going somewhere.
Because I work from home and, I don't usually go to the supermarket, I have no reason to be out in the car. It's no great hardship and, I don't have a problem with that. I know me being in my car won't make a difference but, I would have to stop more often for petrol so that increases the interactions. I suspect that's the thinking anyway.
Anyway, I just saw a metric showing that in Somerset, first vaccine doses have been given to 48% of over those over 16. Cheering news.
Cheers, Chris
My battery went flat from not using the car for months over winter... still waiting for a reason to recharge it 😗
Just received the Astra Zenica jab this morning. All done at a local hotel in the uk. So efficient and quick many volunteers directing traffic and people. Nursing teams fantastic. 1000 jabs a day carried out in a function room. I feel like there is light at the end of the tunnel
The only thing I noticed was that I must have been one of the oldest getting the jab at the time so assume local roll out is proceeding ahead of schedule or included those more vulnerable.
