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  • scoutman
    scoutman Club Member Posts: 441 ✭✭✭
    edited July 2021 #32

    Please note that the above statement applies only to sites in England from 19th July. The situation is likely to be different in Wales and Scotland. The earliest any lifting of restrictions in Wales will probably be 26th July and then not as far reaching as Mr Johnson's pronouncements.

  • brue
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    edited July 2021 #33

    Best to look at the details for each country concerned, the rules are different on the CAMC updates.

  • Cornersteady
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    edited July 2021 #34

    Yes good point

  • brue
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    edited July 2021 #35

    What surprised me is the big list of Delta variant areas where people are being asked to keep travel to a minimum.

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  • EmilysDad
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    edited July 2021 #37

    I disagree. People shout about the many rules being adhered to when they agree with them. However when people are complying to rules they disagree with, they want the rules changed .... 

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  • brue
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    edited July 2021 #39

    If we hadn't been day visitors to a site where friends were staying we probably wouldn't have taken up caravanning at all. We just happened to visit them on a nice country site (not club) and decided it wasn't too bad after all. smile

     

  • TomL
    TomL Forum Participant Posts: 763
    edited July 2021 #40

    This topic was started on 12th July in mid-afternoon when the government broadcast the proposed changes to COVID restrictions.. Why can't members just wait until CAMC announce on the main website about any changes on their caravan sites?

  • EmilysDad
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    edited July 2021 #41

    the implication was .... rules allow visitors .... you don't particularly want visitors

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  • Bakers2
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    edited July 2021 #43

    Likewise. It was friends camping on the other club's site , we never got a tent but motorhome. 

    They had travelled down from Scotland very soon after OH first heart attack, so camped instead iof staying with us. Our kids, then 11 and 6 thought it was great.

  • Rocky 2 buckets
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    edited July 2021 #44

    +1, the sites are for families & friends to meet & enjoy. A bit of noise at times is a small price to pay👍🏻. If it’s quiet & seclusion folk want then CL’s are the best bet.

  • SteveL
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    edited July 2021 #45

    The same complaint could be made about the media who chew over what may/ might be for days  before the actual decision. Why should posters on CT be any different.😂

  • ErnieJH
    ErnieJH Forum Participant Posts: 114
    edited July 2021 #46

    If I hadn’t started this topic on 12th July we wouldn’t have been able to have this interesting discussion. I’m pleased to see that visitors are now allowed and no doubt I will take advantage of the option at some point. I have only been a member for just over 25 years, so not as long as some people and I never remember being disturbed by other peoples visitors. But perhaps I’m too laid back for my own good or I’m only remembering the good times. 

  • JVB66
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    edited July 2021 #47

    I think your last sentence, says it all. ;as when it was  time when we mostly all thought of others ,surprised

  • Rocky 2 buckets
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    edited July 2021 #48

    You came from a time when children weren’t viewed as individuals but were told to ‘not to speak until spoken to’, ‘don’t do as I do do as you are told’ ‘sit & be quiet’. We live in modern times JV, times when parents see their children as valued members of the family unit not nuisances. JV-this is a post about your generation not you as an individual. Today that upbringing would be classed as abusive☹️

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  • Pliers
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    edited July 2021 #50

    This is completely off topic but…

    I was horrendously abused, physically and mentally by my parents, as long is I can remember from being  a 1 year old in the early 1950s.

    It did exist.

     

  • Rocky 2 buckets
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    edited July 2021 #51

    It existed-my parents & my friends parents too got the same. It made me realise how not to bring up well adjusted children, if it didn’t happen to you-good👍🏻

  • Tinwheeler
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    edited July 2021 #52

    + 1

  • JVB66
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    edited July 2021 #53

    Your post are so far from reality it says a lot about your personal information

  • Rocky 2 buckets
    Rocky 2 buckets Forum Participant Posts: 7,101
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    edited July 2021 #54

    JV-my personal information is first hand, I lived thru it with parents that thought I was a squaddie. It’s not an issue just my opinion. Like I suggested it’s a generational thing not about you per se👍🏻

  • mickysf
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    edited July 2021 #55

    Thankfully there were some enlightened parents out there in the 50s and 60s but the main problem was the institutional attitude towards the young. Having an experience of the social services, education and children’s homes across the decades, I acknowledge the difference between how children are recognised today and then.  It is poles apart and a far better ‘world’ we live in today and certainly a healthier one, both from their physical and mental health, with regard to our social attitudes towards the young.

    Not sure what this has to do with this thread but factual nevertheless. I do now hold concerns of the effect of lockdown, particularly on the youth, we need collectively to be showing the very best examples!

  • Unknown
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  • JVB66
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    edited July 2021 #57

    It I am afraid was the start of the deteriation of a responsible attitude by some and has now got so far out of control because of the attitude of, it seems your post, that a growing majority of younger generations have no respect or sense of responsibility to others ,as long as they can do what they like when they likeundecided

  • Rocky 2 buckets
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    edited July 2021 #58

    I blame the parents, your regular rants at any generation but your own is living proof to me where the fault lies👍🏻

  • JVB66
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    edited July 2021 #59

    I think you need to go back to your own planet ,this world is not for you it seemsundecided

  • mickysf
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    edited July 2021 #60

    Remember yuppiedom, now how old are these folk today. That selfish, gab and go materialism was encouraged and promoted by those who have left us or are now in their 80s and beyond. Will we, as a society, ever learn?

  • JVB66
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    edited July 2021 #61

    We have become a much to materialistic must have society to let go  and return to a caring society,

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