In reply to Post #8
I will not shop anywhere else, not the cheapest but the service and stock level is off the chart. May find cheaper but you will be waiting bloody ages for it. Always delivered the next day as well.
10 out of 1o from me
I will not shop anywhere else, not the cheapest but the service and stock level is off the chart. May find cheaper but you will be waiting bloody ages for it. Always delivered the next day as well.
10 out of 1o from me
In reply to Post #15
Well Im using the time to respool new line and tie up lots of new rigs for different locations and species
Luckily England Angling was open ?
and Tim is always super fast with normally the best prices and most things free delivery too
Well Im using the time to respool new line and tie up lots of new rigs for different locations and species
Luckily England Angling was open ?
and Tim is always super fast with normally the best prices and most things free delivery too
In reply to Post #13
It is, documentation is being issued and the key worker list I'd growing daily. If you are allowed to go to work because your job can't be done at home 80% would still be going to work.
I dont understand the confusion, it is very clear. We are able to continue travelling to work if working from home is not an option and social distance/safety measures are implemented. Below is taken from the Government facebook page and Government website today (27th March). Government sources is the only source that matters, not opinion, not press and not random social media posts.. At the moment we are encouraged to still work if possible and safely.
That isnt to say it wont change in the future
https://www.gov.uk/coronavirus
It is, documentation is being issued and the key worker list I'd growing daily. If you are allowed to go to work because your job can't be done at home 80% would still be going to work.
I dont understand the confusion, it is very clear. We are able to continue travelling to work if working from home is not an option and social distance/safety measures are implemented. Below is taken from the Government facebook page and Government website today (27th March). Government sources is the only source that matters, not opinion, not press and not random social media posts.. At the moment we are encouraged to still work if possible and safely.
That isnt to say it wont change in the future
https://www.gov.uk/coronavirus
In reply to Post #18
I don't think the situation is very clear at all, a lot of businesses classed as non essential have been told to close this is to limit the number of people out and about.
Yet this statement, Only go outside for food, health reasons or work (but only if you cannot work from home) implies that anyone can go out to work if they cant work from home, then why would the government issue lists of key workers if anyone can go to work?
I don't think the situation is very clear at all, a lot of businesses classed as non essential have been told to close this is to limit the number of people out and about.
Yet this statement, Only go outside for food, health reasons or work (but only if you cannot work from home) implies that anyone can go out to work if they cant work from home, then why would the government issue lists of key workers if anyone can go to work?
In reply to Post #19
You can go to work if your business is still operating and the social distance rules can be adhered to .... Non essential shops were shut to help manage this more effectively.
The list of shops allowed to stay open, makes the staff employed there effectively a "key worker" whether they work in supermarket of work in a cycle shop. The word "essential" was used in regards to retails shops/premises only and not different trades/workers. Many of us work can work alone, travel alone, work outside and with minimal/zero contact with the public and can carry on until the government shut us down or we get symptoms ourselves
You can go to work if your business is still operating and the social distance rules can be adhered to .... Non essential shops were shut to help manage this more effectively.
The list of shops allowed to stay open, makes the staff employed there effectively a "key worker" whether they work in supermarket of work in a cycle shop. The word "essential" was used in regards to retails shops/premises only and not different trades/workers. Many of us work can work alone, travel alone, work outside and with minimal/zero contact with the public and can carry on until the government shut us down or we get symptoms ourselves
The key worker as used by the government refers to people whose job allows them to still send their kids to school.
All tackle shops should close their doors to visitors and all classified sections should be closed, buying/selling tackle is not essential travel. Stay at home, stay safe.
Daz
Daz
In reply to Post #22
Pretty sure tackle shops are closed to visitors ? Lets hope these businesses can get through this period with no trade through if they have to stop mail order as well. Perhaps Government are allowing delivery companies to carry on working to reduce the number of businesses possibly folding ?
Pretty sure tackle shops are closed to visitors ? Lets hope these businesses can get through this period with no trade through if they have to stop mail order as well. Perhaps Government are allowing delivery companies to carry on working to reduce the number of businesses possibly folding ?
In reply to Post #22
I thought they were all shut? They are all around here anyway, found u can order online from a few still tho
I thought they were all shut? They are all around here anyway, found u can order online from a few still tho