Visiting Parents

[Obanboy666]

My neighbours, man & wife both in their mid sixties left Teesside Thursday morning to visit and stay over at sons in London.
He has basically ignored the rules from day 1 but as he has never followed the rules regarding using his mobile phone hand held for years whilst driving im not surprised.
He still works, driving hazardous chemical tankers etc. Knowing him he will probs use his mobile whilst driving his hgv !

 

[2cv]

I think that those breaking the rules should review what the consequences of a second wave could be.

 

[PeteT]

Not sure i agree with being out Its illegal And we all want to do this If we ALL starting travelling around it would be a big problem Seems a bit selfish and others have sacrificed a lot more

 

[antiquesam]

This being the first weekend of the bubble and the first chance for courting (sorry I'm old school)couples to get together. I understand that sales of underwear and bedwear are increasing. I'm sure I heard the deafening sound of bed springs creaking through the night, and they weren't mine.

 

[dhall26]

We have just taken the Ma in law home 125 miles after her staying with us for 11 weeks (she has dementia and diabetes) and have slept in the road outside for the last 2 nights so that we could keep an eye on her. Seems to be an OK thing to do to us.

 

[Deleted member 40473]

It doesn't matter where you stay, not returning to your main residence overnight is, at the moment, breaking the rules, unless you are from a single adult household. But there are people breaking the rules but applying common sense and people sticking to the rules but still putting themselves and others at risk!