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Tier 4 in parts of Scotland from Friday

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 skog 17 Nov 2020

That's most of the Central Belt locking down from Friday 18:00 for three weeks.

Council areas going to Tier 4:

City of Glasgow, Renfrewshire, East Renfrewshire, East Dunbartonshire, West Dunbartonshire, North Lanarkshire, South Lanarkshire, East Ayrshire, South Ayrshire, Stirling, West Lothian.

They're also putting travel restrictions into law - it will become illegal to travel into or out of a tier 3 or 4 area, or between Scotland and other parts of the UK, for nonessential purposes (but with a fairly extensive list of exceptions here https://www.gov.scot/publications/coronavirus-covid-19-guidance-on-travel-a... - this has not changed yet, and currently permits travel up to 5 miles beyond your council area for outdoor exercise, but maybe it'll be updated)

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-54974855

Also, the two council areas of East Lothian and Midlothian will move from tier 3 to tier 2 on 24th November.

 Flinticus 17 Nov 2020
In reply to skog:

Damn! Walls closing and we just paid for a  one month new member deal at the TCA Newsroom for my wife.

A while ago someone posted a link to a really good site publishing C19 data for Scotland. Anyone got it now? Would like to monitor things in Glasgow.

 Graeme G 17 Nov 2020
In reply to skog:

> That's most of the Central Belt locking down from Friday 18:00 for three weeks.

> Council areas going to Level 4

FTFY 🧐 

 Harry Jarvis 17 Nov 2020
In reply to Flinticus:

https://public.tableau.com/profile/phs.covid.19#!/vizhome/COVID-19DailyDash...

It's a bit clunky, but it does give data by neighbourhood. 

OP skog 17 Nov 2020
In reply to Graeme G:

OK, yeah, it's Level, sorry!

It could do with a rebrand, though. I propose:

Levels 4&3 -> Tiers of Despair

Levels 2&1 -> Tiers of Joy

Level 0 -> No More Tiers

Post edited at 16:43
 Graeme G 17 Nov 2020
In reply to skog:

Seconded 😀

 Flinticus 17 Nov 2020
In reply to skog:

I've never wanted a second home in the highlands more than now!

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 Flinticus 17 Nov 2020
In reply to Harry Jarvis:

Thanks. That will do but its not the one I was thinking of, which isn't an official NHS / PHS / gov one.

 Robert Durran 17 Nov 2020
In reply to Flinticus

> A while ago someone posted a link to a really good site publishing C19 data for Scotland. Anyone got it now? Would like to monitor things in Glasgow.

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://ww...

 Flinticus 17 Nov 2020
In reply to Robert Durran:

Perfect. Thanks

 mattierd 18 Nov 2020
In reply to Flinticus:

This is Public Health Scotland data so yes it is NHS Scotland sponsored by SG and COSLA, the URL and branding is weird and I suspect ad hoc from the platform they are using to get it up and running asap 

 rogerwebb 19 Nov 2020
In reply to Graeme G:

I have sent you a message (you will understand why when you get it. Nothing bad) 

 Graeme G 19 Nov 2020
In reply to rogerwebb:

Cheers Roger. Some interesting points. It just all feels a bit Tom Hanks in Castaway. Do we risk leaving the relative safety of the island hoping for rescue but not knowing what risks we will face.  Or stay, not knowing whether we will wither and die, or be rescued. 

I think we just get Nicola and Boris to flip a coin. Might be easier in the long run? 

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 rogerwebb 19 Nov 2020
In reply to Graeme G:

I wouldn't trust Boris with the coin. With luck he will be gone soon. 


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