It isn't going to endear any of the 4 nations to each other but I also think what Boris is doing in terms of "releasing" people is sensible. It is blindingly obvious that people especially in England where density is a far bigger issue than say Wales and Scotland, have been gradually breaking out so as to speak. It also seems reasonable to believe that being outside is a good thing for people and unlikely to be vastly more dangerous than never leaving the house providing people observe social distancing rules (the chance of getting in a car accident will no doubt increase). So now we have a chance to get out and be responsible, and this is a good thing although for sure there will be those, as there are now, who act like idiots, and even more certain that this is what we will read about and not the 99% of people who are sensible. Way too easy to criticise everyone all the time - not that anyone in this forum is but all I see increasingly from all corners of the political divide is criticism, and to that extent it is up to the regional devolved governments to decide what is best for their region and stop bleating about what Boris thinks is best for England. If the inhabitants of that region do not agree then I am sure they will properly express their views and likewise everyone in England should respect what that region decides is best for it.
Us local river folk though, we're not closed. We have extra special dispensation, probably on account the council is too tight to refund us our bucks like Pwllheli and CHT did ?
