In reply to Post #150
What about returning, lots of people in this post are putting stuff about being asked for forms and other things
What about returning, lots of people in this post are putting stuff about being asked for forms and other things
In reply to Post #151
https://www.gov.uk/provide-journey-contact-details-before-travel-uk
https://www.gov.uk/provide-journey-contact-details-before-travel-uk
In reply to Post #149
Apparently there is a sworn statement declaration, I didn't know about it when I went 3 weeks ago and was never asked I'll probably take one on my next trip at the end of the month.
Apparently there is a sworn statement declaration, I didn't know about it when I went 3 weeks ago and was never asked I'll probably take one on my next trip at the end of the month.
In reply to Post #153
I filled one out and was never asked for it at Dover port 29/08
I filled one out and was never asked for it at Dover port 29/08
In reply to Post #154
Our great border control then, don´t bother with forms and all illegal immigrants welcome....only joking! No suprise that the number of cases are rising!
Our great border control then, don´t bother with forms and all illegal immigrants welcome....only joking! No suprise that the number of cases are rising!
In reply to Post #154
Did you do it electronically? If you did then there shouldn't be any need to show it?
Did you do it electronically? If you did then there shouldn't be any need to show it?
In reply to Post #156
When I came back from Spain a few weeks ago (by plane) and had filled the form in online before my return, I was still stopped as was everybody else on my flight, I had to show a copy of my completed form, not sure how it works for ferries and Eurotunnel?
When I came back from Spain a few weeks ago (by plane) and had filled the form in online before my return, I was still stopped as was everybody else on my flight, I had to show a copy of my completed form, not sure how it works for ferries and Eurotunnel?
In reply to Post #157
ive been twice july with no quarantine rules and aug and iv e filled out the form both times last week had a knock at the door by the plastic rossers to se if i was home but the other 4 from our group have not had a visit
ive been twice july with no quarantine rules and aug and iv e filled out the form both times last week had a knock at the door by the plastic rossers to se if i was home but the other 4 from our group have not had a visit
In reply to Post #156
tin head they ask you if you have done it i said yes both times which i had said do you want to see it they say no crack on
tin head they ask you if you have done it i said yes both times which i had said do you want to see it they say no crack on
In reply to Post #159
I don't know this as fact but my guess is if you've done an online form then they know and so there's a good chance they won't ask to see it at border control.
Has anyone personally on here not done the online form or a paper form and then gone through without question?
I hope not.
I don't know this as fact but my guess is if you've done an online form then they know and so there's a good chance they won't ask to see it at border control.
Has anyone personally on here not done the online form or a paper form and then gone through without question?
I hope not.
In reply to Post #160
Yes. One of my group of anglers did. Didn't do the form. Waved through at French customs. UK customs stopped their van and the woman said "oh are you fishermen?" She then just waved them off. So back home now, no worries, back to work.
Yes. One of my group of anglers did. Didn't do the form. Waved through at French customs. UK customs stopped their van and the woman said "oh are you fishermen?" She then just waved them off. So back home now, no worries, back to work.
In reply to Post #161
Not what I wanted to hear but thanks for the reply.
Not what I wanted to hear but thanks for the reply.
In reply to Post #155
It's youngsters that are fuelling the rise in Covid numbers in the UK. We have rapidly rising numbers of Covid cases but thankfully at the moment the numbers of hospital admissions isn't rising rapidly. This is expected to lead to older groups catching it and deaths rising again as we are seeing in the EU. We can thank the Covidiots that are bored of following the rules......
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-54066831?intlink_from_url=https://www.bbc.com/news/uk&link_location=live-reporting-story
Ministers have singled out young people in particular for not following social-distancing rules.
England's chief medical officer, Prof Chris Whitty, said Covid-19 rates are now rising, especially amongst people aged between the ages of 17 and 29.
He warned that if people stopped social distancing then "Covid comes back".
On Monday Mr Hancock warned the UK could see a second spike in coronavirus cases if young people did not follow the rules.
His comments were echoed by Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick, who said there was a particular responsibility on younger people to follow government guidelines on Covid-19, so that infection rates would not spike again.
"We have to keep hammering the message home. Of course the people in those age categories are unlikely to become extremely unwell as a result of having the virus.
"But they are able to pass it on to others," he said.
It's youngsters that are fuelling the rise in Covid numbers in the UK. We have rapidly rising numbers of Covid cases but thankfully at the moment the numbers of hospital admissions isn't rising rapidly. This is expected to lead to older groups catching it and deaths rising again as we are seeing in the EU. We can thank the Covidiots that are bored of following the rules......
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-54066831?intlink_from_url=https://www.bbc.com/news/uk&link_location=live-reporting-story
Ministers have singled out young people in particular for not following social-distancing rules.
England's chief medical officer, Prof Chris Whitty, said Covid-19 rates are now rising, especially amongst people aged between the ages of 17 and 29.
He warned that if people stopped social distancing then "Covid comes back".
On Monday Mr Hancock warned the UK could see a second spike in coronavirus cases if young people did not follow the rules.
His comments were echoed by Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick, who said there was a particular responsibility on younger people to follow government guidelines on Covid-19, so that infection rates would not spike again.
"We have to keep hammering the message home. Of course the people in those age categories are unlikely to become extremely unwell as a result of having the virus.
"But they are able to pass it on to others," he said.
In reply to Post #163
The government have to blame the younger generation as the older generation are either dead, banged up in care homes, in ICUs or hospital. Once they get over blaming the 17 to 22s it'll be the kids at school. They'll always find someone to blame. Just like they are now blaming the problem of testing capacity on too many people trying to get a test who shouldn't......after telling all and sundry we need testing, testing, testing to get on top of things.
The government have to blame the younger generation as the older generation are either dead, banged up in care homes, in ICUs or hospital. Once they get over blaming the 17 to 22s it'll be the kids at school. They'll always find someone to blame. Just like they are now blaming the problem of testing capacity on too many people trying to get a test who shouldn't......after telling all and sundry we need testing, testing, testing to get on top of things.
In reply to Post #164
Good to see you've done your homework on this.
Their clearly fudging the numbers to put the focus of blame elsewhere.
Good to see you've done your homework on this.
Their clearly fudging the numbers to put the focus of blame elsewhere.