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Tricky - I'm trying to find out similar from ECB for my club and league for indoor cricket net practice / grass roots cricket. Where I see the difficulty with changing rooms and teas. Just sees this from FA and would expect ECB to follow: “Following the government’s announcement today for...

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-51914490 "The key will be in how it's managed. It'll involve different manufacturers making different parts - and somewhere it can go to be assembled," he says. "It's a big ask, but I think it's doable." He said challenges would include sourcing electrical...

It's certainly a challenge for sure - Like asking Brit firms to source component parts and mass produce from scratch a very reliable Bosch type standard electric bike in a matter of a few short weeks with little room for trial & error. Also not just make them, staff have got to confidently...

DIY > https://www.instructables.com/id/The-Pandemic-Ventilator/ https://accessmedicine.mhmedical.com/content.aspx?bookid=520&sectionid=41692239%20 "There was a time when you could take a handful of simple tools and do routine maintenance on your car engine. About that time the average...

Local secondary school to me is partially closing due to staff off sick - Preempting any official announcements that will be inevitably coming sooner rather than later. Expect Hospitals to go up a gear soon "The Mitigate phase – next steps as NHS/HSCNI staff also start to become affected, and...

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2020/mar/16/electric-scooters-get-green-light-to-go-on-britains-public-roads

BJ's odd socks drawer must be full to overflowing with supressed Rusky, Arcuri, Garden Bridge & wotnot reports

Well its at odds with WHO and govt are keeping it specifically for hospitalised suspected cases with chesty problems or for care homes and residential facilities experiencing outbreaks. Hence why I suspect its not geared up to handle widespread testing in the population and is having to be...

That test is still in development - but agree that will be a great breakthrough.

WHO director Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus repeated one simple message to governments - "test, test, test" I suspect we haven't the laboratory test processing capacity to handle the ramp in demand. Like US is struggling to enlarge their testing abilities and had to enrol private laboratories...

James Dyson personally okay with his home ventilator

Prayers working for some ... ;-) Prince Andrew delighted by US travel ban Despite widespread alarm over the US decision to ban all travel from the UK, one high-profile individual is thrilled. Prince Andrew insists it is very important that nobody goes to the US for a considerable time...

Wetherspoons, Norton Mmm... Dyson would be a more obvious choice.

Flecc will be okay https://thetakeout.com/uk-milkman-delivery-milk-and-more-brings-bottles-of-bee-1839956860

And on a cheery Brexit note again... EU to pool members' health resources The European Union has announced a series of measures to pool resources among its 27 members in order to help to fight coronavirus and protect national health services across the Continent. The president of the European...

With my misfits and nutjobs govt advisor hat on... Maybe they could rejig the format, doing away with the jolly sing song part, into a Eurovision Pandemic Contest... o_O

That's what I've been brain storming with other club members in a risk assessment / practicalities way as I have a cricket league meeting in a couple of days (if even that goes ahead!) Changing rooms & teas bring players in close proximity Plus impact of player availability could make...

Can't see why solitary outdoor activities should be discouraged - rambling, cycling, javelin - it's the team sports / multiple particpants / with spectators being put on hold. Start of cricket season both pro & amateur will likely be delayed / curtailed altogether. Motorcyclists for instance...

I expect most over 70s are laying low anyway On a brexit note (remember that?!) we'll be in a prime prepared position for that - the pandemic can be a full dress rehearsal for a no-deal exit at the end of the year. :eek::p