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You should isolate as long as you have symptoms as the post above states. If you read more into it, guidance varies but if you have symptoms you can be contagious.
I had covid over Christmas and still had symptoms well after 10 days, so ensured I isolated for longer and even once symptoms went I wore a mask when out just to be on the safe side.
Scientists say behave as though you have the virus and I strongly believe masks should be compulsory outdoors like in other European countries, to help stop the spread.
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https://www.gofundme.com/f/harrys-healing-fund
Please share,time is of the essence for this young man's life!
Many thanks for reading
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Unfortunately this isn't going ahead but Nimble will be back at Easter with a covid secure club all being well.
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Our dentist at Dulwich Dental is lovely. The practice is just by the post office on Lordship lane. I'm sure she'd be fine there. Good luck!
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Nimble Arts at Goodrich primary school is wonderful. My sons have attended since they were 4 and were super well looked after.
www.nimblearts.co.uk
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Why not do something positive during lockdown and donate to life saving treatment for this young man in his early 20s who has a brain tumour and needs treatment not available on the NHS.
If you would consider donating a small amount and sharing the link that would be amazing.
Years ago I posted a link to help a boy with cystitis fibrosis have surgery in the US. He is now able to walk.
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https://www.nimblearts.co.uk/virtual
Highly recommended and a way of supporting a small business that has had ZERO help from the government since March 2020.
Thanks everyone - spread the word!
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https://www.nimblearts.co.uk/virtual
Highly recommended and a way of supporting a small business that has had ZERO help from the government since March 2020.
Thanks everyone - spread the word!
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My sons' school encouraged us to get tested before Christmas, whether we had symptoms or not.
Definitely a good idea!
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Sue Wrote:
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> These days street trees are carefully chosen to be
> varieties which do not cause subsidence issues.
All trees as they grow larger have greater root area. Therefore surely they all pose a subsidence risk unless far enough from a house? They simply aren't meant to be planted a few yards away from a house. Trees should be in large gardens or parks / woodlands...
Not wishing to argue but I have heard countless stories about subsidence in this area.
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Dear James,
The hospitals are at breaking point.
Why was and is North Cross Road Saturday market still allowed to open without further restrictions (people wearing masks to serve and buy food), distancing signs to enforce and remind about social distancing, and basically everyone keeping apart where possible and wearing masks even tho outside.
Seeing a busy market may be nice and normal but it carries risk.
Thanks
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heartblock Wrote:
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> My colleagues in the NHS are at breaking point. My
> best friend was called on NYEve to call around his
> team to ask for volunteers for the intensive care
> unit .... to help prone patients and act as
> assistants to the ITU team as they were so short
> handed. I?m so glad that people had access to a
> nice pork bun! Seriously 😑 I don?t blame
> the guys selling food on the stall...it must be
> hard if that is their only income. The Government
> should pay people to stay at home, if you can?t
> pay your rent or mortgage you can end up
> homeless...which won?t help the NHS as it
> increases morbidity and pressure on health
> services. But.....Southwark need to work within
> the crap parameters that this incompetent
> Government have given us. I think making masks
> mandatory if people want to run stalls and shop in
> the market is a good compromise.
I completely agree. Make masks outside compulsory. Instil how dangerous Covid is (people don't get it until they have it or know someone who ends up in ITU or dies). Market should be very carefully organised if allowed to go ahead.
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AnnaSimmonds Wrote:
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> Food and drink may be classed as ?essential? but i
> am very surprised Southwark allowed it to go
> ahead. Obviously I can entirely understand the
> instinct of the vendors to want to keep going with
> their small businesses but it did not look in
> keeping with the spirit of lockdown at all, lots
> of people maskless and in close proximity to one
> another. In an area where 1 in 20 are estimated to
> have covid, it did seem irresponsible. But then
> probably no different to how busy the rest of
> Lordship Lane was today. I Was really surprised to
> see it open though!
I totally agree. It was very busy when I saw it (I live nearby) and hardly anyone wearing masks.
I know market traders need to earn a living but it should have been better policed in terms of people distancing and not gathering together.
People in this area just don't seem to be taking Covid seriously enough.
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Bumping as close to the deadline I believe
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My youngest son attended Mother Goose and it was lovely. Home from home, good freshly cooked food. Sometimes a little chaotic but hey so's my home sometimes! Nice big garden and they do loads of activities. Old and young mix which is another good thing, as they all learn from one another. Well run when my son attended, with occasional top management interference but that was minor all in all. Lovely caring staff, especially Rajes and Ramona.
I would definitely recommend it.
First Steps close to Mother Goose is also very good according to friends of mine.
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Hi - what is your full address so I can order a delivery?
Thanks
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https://app.atomlearning.co.uk/atom-clubs
These are brilliant and include English, Maths, Logic and other subjects... well worth registering
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Lynne Wrote:
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> The post got far far worse after the closure of
> Sylvester Rd. I didn't have many problems before
> then
Yes they sold the property and land for luxury flats. That's privatisation for you.
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ianr Wrote:
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> I see that "From Monday, children will be provided
> with three hours worth of primary school lessons
> every weekday on CBBC and at least two hours for
> secondary school pupils on BBC Two."
> https://www.bbc.co.uk/newsround/55552432?collectio
> n=cbbc-top-picks-today That's from 9-12.
> Schedules at:
> https://www.bbc.co.uk/schedules/p00fzl9r/
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> If there are any households having difficulty in
> getting any school-produced work msaterial, I
> guess there'd be folk here willing to help with
> printing and/or distribution.
I looked at both channels this morning - CBBC is learning based programmes and BBC2 was over an hour of news, so not entirely sure this is as good as I had hoped!
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ianr Wrote:
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> What of other primary schools in the area?
I think all primary schools are in need right now - perhaps those in East Dulwich are better off compared to those in some neighbouring areas, so worth contacting Oliver Goldsmiths and others in Peckham and other neighbouring areas, who I am sure are in dire need right now.
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These are brilliant and well worth registering for. Free lessons in English, Maths, Logic and other subjects.
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Update: our primary now going to offer interactive lessons using Google classrooms twice a day from what I can gather.
Live registration twice daily has worked well, very good for the kids to see each other albeit briefly.
Keep it up East Dulwich !
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