@EH_Stonehenge Some people not attending the Solstice were stuck in traffic last night for nearly 2 hours, including myself. No sign of traffic management and no police in sight. No warning on the A303 that there was an issue.
@DPJHodges Looks very much like a party to me! Meanwhile the rest of us were forced to wear masks in well ventilated offices as well as being made to work from home. It still makes me angry what these people got away with.
@bbciplayer when can we see Paul’s Glastonbury set please? Not everyone could stay up until 1.20 am and some people were working
https://t.co/LXfU0afLQR
The BBC is bringing its biggest ever education offer from Monday 11 January:
📚 @CBBC will have a three-hour block of primary school programming from 9am.
📚 @BBCTwo will cater for secondary students with at least two hours of content each weekday.
https://t.co/NXpJSb7AHm
@OliverDowden So children at elite schools will be fine with all their sports facilities. What about the majority who don’t have this luxury? Where’s the equality in that? Levelling up are you ?
We all need music. Whether we’re 7 months old, 9 years old, or 79 years old, music is fundamental to our existence, to our sense of self, and to our sense of community. We all need music.
Probably more important than ever to think about mental well-being and anybody who might be struggling just now. T-shirt courtesy of @CharlieWallerUK on today’s walk.
Words and phrases I would pay to be deleted from the vocabulary:
1. Lockdown
2. Social distancing (aka emotional distancing)
3. Covid secure
4. Rule of six
So much is based on those daily fatality figures. Decisions impacted tens of millions of people.
To think they are not collected in the most meticulous fashion is very problematic.
Cancer treatments delayed, mental health impacted, livelihoods lost. Accuracy matters.
We need to have a proper discussion about the two-metre rule - Denmark have halved theirs.
Having a functional economy whilst keeping two metres is impossible.
Where possible, the more distance the better. But we need flexibility or we'll lose thousands of businesses.