Guess your Tier

[svenrico]

Originally Posted by Seeker

Confirmed Lincolnshire is in Tier 3. So is Yorkshire and the Humber (not sure which county that covers since Humberside disappeared years ago to everyone except the Post Office).

Hertfordshire is in Tier 2 as is Ipswich (Suffolk). Can we still talk to each other if we're in different Tiers?

All Yorkshire is not in tier 3,North Yorkshire is in tier2.

[svenrico]

' I'm not convinced it's going to make much difference with the Christmas relaxation (and they haven't mentioned New Year yet), I'm sure there will be another big spike in mid January. ' - Yes ,that would seem likely to me.

Predictions for next full lockdown? March !

[svenrico]

Originally Posted by DJ123

incorrectly, a Tier 2. Death rate is 87.73 per 100k and should be Tier 1. But due to neighbouring areas being higher our has gone up.
So i can't see family indoors, but i can go to the cinema with a bunch of strangers. Or to a stadium with 4000 other people . . . .

- and people can't see a close relative dying in a care home but they allow relatively unnecessary things, and how do they arrive at a group of 6 ,does the virus count ?!

[Seeker]

Originally Posted by svenrico

All Yorkshire is not in tier 3,North Yorkshire is in tier2.

As I alluded to in the post, "Yorkshire and the Humber" is a somewhat vague area which includes part of what used to be Humberside. Humberside no longer exists as a county (but the Post office won't change it so it still pops up).
The government defines "Yorkshire and the Humber" as this for the Tier system:

• East Riding of Yorkshire
• Kingston upon Hull/Hull
• North East Lincolnshire
• North Lincolnshire
• South Yorkshire
• West Yorkshire

Hope that helps.

[Seeker]

The Tier system explained simply:

Tier 1) Pints
Tier 2) Pints with chips
Tier 3) No pints.

(copied from The Poke.co.uk)

[svenrico]

Originally Posted by Seeker

The Tier system explained simply:

Tier 1) Pints
Tier 2) Pints with chips
Tier 3) No pints.

(copied from The Poke.co.uk)

10pm closing, 11pm throwing out time, 9.55pm order 3 pints.

[svenrico]

Originally Posted by Seeker

As I alluded to in the post, "Yorkshire and the Humber" is a somewhat vague area which includes part of what used to be Humberside. Humberside no longer exists as a county (but the Post office won't change it so it still pops up).
The government defines "Yorkshire and the Humber" as this for the Tier system:

• East Riding of Yorkshire
• Kingston upon Hull/Hull
• North East Lincolnshire
• North Lincolnshire
• South Yorkshire
• West Yorkshire

Hope that helps.

Bring back North and West Ridings, not just East Riding !

[Seeker]

Finally! Tiers and bubbles explained clearly (or maybe not)

https://twitter.com/larryandpaul/sta...59073784320001

[Sir Trev]

Originally Posted by Seeker

Finally! Tiers and bubbles explained clearly (or maybe not)

https://twitter.com/larryandpaul/sta...59073784320001

[serious face] Very funny.

[wobbly knot] Robotic goodbye

[gadget]

It's all Greek to me, tier 1/2/3 blah blah, it'll all change again for no apparent reason in a fortnight. I just keep myself and my family as safe as possible by taking all the precautions necessary using nothing more than common sense and appropriate ppe. If all the di##heads who flouted the rules in the first instance did the same we wouldn't be half way through a second and looking at a third lockdown.