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Check BBC iPlayer:

 

BBC2, 12:42, Gardeners are NOT allowed to work.

 

BBC NEWS channel, 14:10, If you have no other way to work, you CAN still go to WORK as long as you keep the 2m spacing rule. (But Mayor Sadiq Khan thinks this does not go far enough)

 

Second report seems more convincing, but still waiting for the dust to settle a bit more.

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  • PRO

    There is so much conflicting (and contradicting) advice as to what is and isnt acceptable.

    Our position is that we are shut today, will be tomorrow and likely to be for the rest of the week. We are in the process of issueing a statement to our clients and one is about to be published on our website.

    Whilst I think technically we are allowed to work I think it is morally wrong to do so and may come back to bite us hard if we are to ignore or circumvent official guidelines.

    • PRO

      You make some good points Nick. If you go to work and keep 2m apart, how will you reliably prevent handling of the same equipment? That would take a lot of discipline and organisation.

      But then if you work entirely alone, maybe that would actually be OK?

    • I agree. The sooner we all stay at home ,the quicker this thing will pass.

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