There's a push (and high court hearing) that pubs should be able to open indoors, that they're perfectly safe, that landlords are responsible.
But then you have a look at the photos of the beer gardens ready to welcome people back and you can see that the rules aren't even...
But then you have a look at the photos of the beer gardens ready to welcome people back and you can see that the rules aren't even...
...bring adhered to for outside drinking.
Tables are too close together to allow for the needed social distancing (at least 1m between the people sat at them).
Covered areas have covered sides (at least 50% needs to be clear).
If pubs can't even get this right, and are...
Tables are too close together to allow for the needed social distancing (at least 1m between the people sat at them).
Covered areas have covered sides (at least 50% needs to be clear).
If pubs can't even get this right, and are...
...happily promoting that knowing that like last time there'll be little to no inspection let alone enforcement, what honestly makes you think they'll be able to open safely indoors?
The usual response is they're safer than shops. That doesn't matter.
It should be asked...
The usual response is they're safer than shops. That doesn't matter.
It should be asked...
...Are they as safe as staying at home?
And if you run a pub with a beer garden that falls foul of the rules, FFS sort it out.
And if you run a pub with a beer garden that falls foul of the rules, FFS sort it out.
</rant>
Additional: Don't even get me started on the general public's behaviour. Far too many people not wearing masks, not distancing, not giving a shit about anyone other than themselves.
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