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Post by Steve on Nov 1, 2022 0:01:27 GMT
Thank you for proving you haven't got a clue with that 'There were no public transport during lockdown.'You are the one who hasn't got a bloody clue There were no public transport during lockdown if you lived in rural areas not everyone has the luxury of the tubes or trains. There isn't much public transport anyway in rural areas and private transport is a must. So in short you were talking bollocks with that 'There were no public transport during lockdown.' Some of lived in the real world through lockdowns Jonksy. Clearly you didn't. Its usage reduced dramatically as many worked from home and many schedules were reduced but it was very much there. And remember we are talking about the big cities where the Nightingales were. |
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Post by jonksy on Nov 1, 2022 0:10:00 GMT
You are the one who hasn't got a bloody clue There were no public transport during lockdown if you lived in rural areas not everyone has the luxury of the tubes or trains. There isn't much public transport anyway in rural areas and private transport is a must. So in short you were talking bollocks with that 'There were no public transport during lockdown.' Some of lived in the real world through lockdowns Jonksy. Clearly you didn't. Its usage reduced dramatically as many worked from home and many schedules were reduced but it was very much there. And remember we are talking about the big cities where the Nightingales were. Far from talking bollocks the knighting gale hospital here was in Exeter which is surrounded by rural villages etc. Not everyone who work in hospitals live in the town or city's. My partner and her daughter had to drive 28 miles to get to work as there were no ferries running. If the ferries had of been running it would have meant a trip of just 6 miles. |
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Post by jonksy on Nov 1, 2022 1:36:46 GMT
The biggest expenditure cuts should come from NHS Trust management and Home and Foreign Office managements. Rishi Sunak prepares sweeping tax rises for years to come... for EVERYBODY: PM and Chancellor Jeremy Hunt agree to fill 'eye-watering' £50billion black hole through tax increases AND spending cuts as Treasury insiders warn: 'It's going to be rough' PM and Chancellor agree that it is 'inevitable' all taxpayers will face a higher burden in the coming years They have decided that public spending cuts will not be enough to balance books due to Budget 'black hole' VAT, national insurance and income tax hikes are all understood to be off the table, with Treasury likely to focus on 'stealth' measures like freezing income tax thresholds www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11375195/Spending-cuts-not-eye-watering-black-hole-Budget-feel-pain.html |
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Post by Pacifico on Nov 1, 2022 7:52:21 GMT
The prime candidate for spending cuts should be HS2 - that will save about £140 Billion by itself.
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Post by Toreador on Nov 1, 2022 9:19:43 GMT
The prime candidate for spending cuts should be HS2 - that will save about £140 Billion by itself. It should never have started, it's best described as a vanity project. |
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Post by Steve on Nov 1, 2022 12:20:21 GMT
So in short you were talking bollocks with that 'There were no public transport during lockdown.' Some of lived in the real world through lockdowns Jonksy. Clearly you didn't. Its usage reduced dramatically as many worked from home and many schedules were reduced but it was very much there. And remember we are talking about the big cities where the Nightingales were. Far from talking bollocks the knighting gale hospital here was in Exeter which is surrounded by rural villages etc. Not everyone who work in hospitals live in the town or city's. My partner and her daughter had to drive 28 miles to get to work as there were no ferries running. If the ferries had of been running it would have meant a trip of just 6 miles. So in short your ludicrously absolute 'There were no public transport during lockdown.' is based on the ferries not running in one part of Devon. Commuter trains ran, buses ran, tube trains ran, the DLR ran and NHS staff were supposed to use such to reach the Nightingale in East London. |
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Post by Steve on Nov 1, 2022 12:32:48 GMT
The prime candidate for spending cuts should be HS2 - that will save about £140 Billion by itself. It should never have started, it's best described as a vanity project. Indeed but how Pacifico believes he could save £140B from cancelling it should make for an interesting explanation. i won't hold my breath waiting for a good one. Here's the latest costings www.gov.uk/government/speeches/high-speed-two-6-monthly-report-to-parliament-october-2022 It doesn't add up to anything like £140B, £21B has already been spent and contracts have 'termination for convenience' clauses |
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Post by jonksy on Nov 1, 2022 12:40:16 GMT
Far from talking bollocks the knighting gale hospital here was in Exeter which is surrounded by rural villages etc. Not everyone who work in hospitals live in the town or city's. My partner and her daughter had to drive 28 miles to get to work as there were no ferries running. If the ferries had of been running it would have meant a trip of just 6 miles. So in short your ludicrously absolute 'There were no public transport during lockdown.' is based on the ferries not running in one part of Devon. Commuter trains ran, buses ran, tube trains ran, the DLR ran and NHS staff were supposed to use such to reach the Nightingale in East London. You haven't got a fucking clue have you? I stated that not all the nightingale hospitals were in the city and towns where the staff worked as some are surrounded by rural areas where the staff live.. And as for public transport in Londonistan what a fuck up your hero khan made of it during lockdown. |
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Post by Steve on Nov 1, 2022 12:50:17 GMT
No Jonksy you said 'There were no public transport during lockdown.' And like so much of what passes for your contributions it was complete BS
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Post by jonksy on Nov 1, 2022 12:56:27 GMT
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Post by Steve on Nov 1, 2022 13:59:45 GMT
Yes the buses and tube were unsafe. Which is why NHS staff didn't want to use them to get to the Excel Nightingale |
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Post by jonksy on Nov 1, 2022 14:06:42 GMT
Yes the buses and tube were unsafe. Which is why NHS staff didn't want to use them to get to the Excel Nightingale Thanks to khan. |
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Post by Steve on Nov 1, 2022 14:09:53 GMT
So no apology for your false assertion that 'There were no public transport during lockdown.' just another swerve off the point now your latest BS has been completely shredded.
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Post by Bentley on Nov 1, 2022 17:42:11 GMT
Attempt to recruit NHS employee to transfer to nightingale ward.
“ Karen, there’s not a lot happening on the general wards since we cleared out the hospital. I know that you don’t have much to do but there are vacancies in the new Nightingale wards 20 miles away. We haven’t really got the measure of just how dangerous COVID is yet but we know that people are dying from it.
I can guarantee that there is wall to wall COVID infections there . “
Karen “ Fuck off. I’m ok where I am “.
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