In reply to Post #167
I think you will find that 'state of emergency' has been made so that the government can order lockdowns, etc without the need to go back to parliament for permission. It doesn't necessarily mean that there will be a lockdown until June but more that they can order one if needed. Having said that I am beginning to think that June will be the earliest that we can expect to see anglers coming back over to France. We will see.
I think you will find that 'state of emergency' has been made so that the government can order lockdowns, etc without the need to go back to parliament for permission. It doesn't necessarily mean that there will be a lockdown until June but more that they can order one if needed. Having said that I am beginning to think that June will be the earliest that we can expect to see anglers coming back over to France. We will see.
In reply to Post #168
Understand what it means but the fact that they changed it from the original date of 1st May to 1st June sort of indicates that they expect to be making decisions until that time...
Understand what it means but the fact that they changed it from the original date of 1st May to 1st June sort of indicates that they expect to be making decisions until that time...
In reply to Post #162
What if you test positive? What if a group of anglers go for a test on Thursday/Friday and 2 or 3 of them test positive?? Can you go back home? Does the lake have to be shut down? What does this mean for other anglers? Do they have to isolate? Can they travel? This came up on one of fb groups today and it is very interesting.
What if you test positive? What if a group of anglers go for a test on Thursday/Friday and 2 or 3 of them test positive?? Can you go back home? Does the lake have to be shut down? What does this mean for other anglers? Do they have to isolate? Can they travel? This came up on one of fb groups today and it is very interesting.
In reply to Post #170
The answer to that is it is not known yet. At the moment you can't travel so, as and when the travel/holidays rules are relaxed then any requirements in terms of testing, isolation etc will be announced I guess.
To be fair I don't think you can't expect the sort of clarity you are asking for at this stage.
The answer to that is it is not known yet. At the moment you can't travel so, as and when the travel/holidays rules are relaxed then any requirements in terms of testing, isolation etc will be announced I guess.
To be fair I don't think you can't expect the sort of clarity you are asking for at this stage.
anyone have any idea how come Sean Kelly is able to be over at happy lake when were not supposed to be traveling
In reply to Post #172
I have no idea who that is, but I presume they are maybe 'working' much like them waste of space 'social influencers'
I have no idea who that is, but I presume they are maybe 'working' much like them waste of space 'social influencers'
In reply to Post #172
Maybe he lives in France and is fishing within the restrictions
Maybe he lives in France and is fishing within the restrictions
In reply to Post #174
Norfolk boi.
Norfolk boi.
In reply to Post #173
UK residents no longer allowed to work in France unless they have a work visa.... there is no longer freedom of movement since Brexit.
Wonder how this will impact the bailiffs working the french venues...? no work visa= illegal immigrant
UK residents no longer allowed to work in France unless they have a work visa.... there is no longer freedom of movement since Brexit.
Wonder how this will impact the bailiffs working the french venues...? no work visa= illegal immigrant
In reply to Post #176
Not all but I don't think it will affect all venues, many bailiffs are not on the books and do the job for free fishing, beer and a bit of pocket money.
Not all but I don't think it will affect all venues, many bailiffs are not on the books and do the job for free fishing, beer and a bit of pocket money.
In reply to Post #177
True, but what's the maximum time you can stay as a visitor without a visa?Can't remember if it's 3 months or 6?
True, but what's the maximum time you can stay as a visitor without a visa?Can't remember if it's 3 months or 6?
In reply to Post #178
90 days maximum in 180 days. Still dont alter the fact you are not allowed to be here without a work permit.
90 days maximum in 180 days. Still dont alter the fact you are not allowed to be here without a work permit.
In reply to Post #178
3 months but you can ask for an extended holiday visa which I suspect many will illegally apply for.
3 months but you can ask for an extended holiday visa which I suspect many will illegally apply for.
Good points on the laws for us brits abroad and time limits etc
We should have sailed to Cherbourg this evening to fish a venue that was re-booked from March 2020. Guess what! It's been postponed yet again.