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Pubs and Restaurants Closing at 10pm

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Will this affect you? Do you think it’s a good idea or not?

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TractorGirl327
over a year ago
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Ann1984

Even better if shut altogether.

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TheChimp

Ann1984 I agree. It's an absolute joke having local lockdowns and still allowing pubs to open.

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Imnotcheap

With the 10.00 rule youd think you can't catch Corona before 10 maybe its a nocturnal virus 🤔@TheChimp

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TheChimp

Imnotcheap This has been my argument all along.

And have you seen how many staff in Wetherspoons have tested positive? It's quite shocking.

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Ann1984

TheChimp it's really pi**ing me off I didn't spend months indoors to be locked back in because people can't handle there booze.

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TheChimp

Ann1984 Same here.

Haven't been anywhere except to see the GP since late February.

Have to go and get my flu jab tomorrow and not really looking forward to it as recent figures have shown an increase of infections in the area.

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Ann1984

TheChimp same here we back in lockdown doctors are pretty safe I had to go last week. I just don't understand people do they not won't to control this or be locked in for Xmas too.

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TheChimp

Ann1984 What also gets me is that people in lockdown in Bolton, which has one of the highest infection rates in the UK at the moment, are still allowed to come to Wales for a holiday.

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Ann1984

TheChimp yeah I read that came for elvis weekend got turned away and arrived in Tenby shocking. And all people care about is themselves

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Cyph

All the local pensioners where I am are off their face here by 2 pm anyway. Maybe save late closures for Friday and Saturday?

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Imnotcheap

I can't even remember the last time I went to a pub. so no difference to me. I really can't see how social distancing and alcohol can mix.

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davidstockport

I can't understand anyone wanting to go into a pub when a pandemic is on. If only someone could get it through to many people that ANY UNNECESSARY near contact with others might be a better idea.

The few times I've gone out I've been amazed how so many people just flout the regulations.

In my lifetime I've seen the number of people using pubs decrease to where pubs, as they were, were on the point of extinction before the first lockdown, and also seen "eating out" increase to where eating out is no longer a special occasion.

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Golfforall

I think I waste my breath explaining things to folks on here !! The reason Pubs ,Restaurants and other hospitality venues are still open is that they represent 30% of the UK economy . Not so people can still get drunk !

Who amongst the moaners on here is going to pay the taxes that the companies and workers pay if they were all closed ( 30% of our GDP ) ?

Being open until 10 pm gives sensible folk a bit of time to socialise - and we humans are social animals

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TheChimp

Golfforall The problem is that a lot of people aren't being sensible. It might be ok in your pub, but it certainly isn't like that in our local.

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davidstockport

TheChimp I don't know what it's like in my local, I've far too much sense to go and find out. I managed to survive without pubs for years before the pandemic.

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Mango4

Not sure whether it's a good idea or not really, probably stop large groups congregating outside pubs in the town centres in the early hours on weekends , but that may happen earlier in the evening now who knows. or the groups from pubs may also just move on to private houses etc at closing time, only time will tell . Doesn't really bother me thou pubs closing early as I rarely frequent pubs anyway. Personally I do wonder ( and maybe totally wrong) whether the return of schools /colleges and Universities has anything to do with this recent outbreak as it coincides with their return.

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Golfforall

That's why I like the "rule of 6 " law . Any groups of more than 6 gathering inside or in parks , town centres etc will be dispersed and if they regather they will be fined - no ifs or buts !

The police have confirmed they will be enforcing this now (maybe after 1 warning ) - about time .

The terminally thick will get the message this time , shame it wasn't more strictly enforced months ago then we wouldn't be in this position now.

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EmmaDare

As someone who lost their job due to loss of trade in the hospitality industry this is going to devastate some venues further.... say you are a pub that is open till 11pm and 12am on weekends with full track and trace and table service only like my local they are now going to loose 9 hours trade a week, this will further impact on staff cuts, covering the costs of running and will lead to further unemployment. Since pubs have been trading since July I don't think them alone is the issue here, this is going to cause further issues with people meeting up in homes for drinks without any controlled environment, no track or trace or social distancing in place which will only put more people at risk

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