Levels of coronavirus infections in the UK have continued to fall, Office for National Statistics data shows. The figures, for the seven days up to 26 February, reveal around 280,000 people in the community with the virus. It suggests that the number infected has fallen by about a third in the most...

Even the most enthusiastic Lockdowners that I know have broken the law in some way over the past year. Two in five over-80s have broken lockdown rules by meeting up with others indoors after getting vaccinated against Covid, figures suggest. Office for National Statistics polling data released toda...

With the furlough scheme extended to September, that date would be around the start of Lockdown 4.0 then.

When I went for my jab on Friday, Pfizer and only symptoms has been a sore arm for 24hrs where the needle went in, so far, they handed out before we went in the Covid vaccination cards (to say what jab you had, batch number , date, time, etc.) that had a printed sticker on it giving all the details ...

The UK's coronavirus alert level is going down to four. It means the risk of the NHS being overwhelmed in the coming weeks has fallen.

The country has been at level five - the highest - since early January.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/explainers-52634739

See spotting in itself may not be ok, but going for a walk around an airfield or airport anywhere in England as part of excercise with a camera around your neck would be legal. I'd suggest sitting on the end of a runway with a camera and your butties wouldn't be legal. I suppose it's no different t...

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So after the last lockdown, what were the Duxford showcase days or Old Warden air shows if they were not mass gatherings of people.

Expecting lockdown to continue into the summer are we?.

Looking like the largest Airfix model you could possibly imagine, parts of a World War Two Lancaster bomber are laid-out in a hangar waiting to be assembled. But this is not a toy. The pieces of wing, fuselage, bombs, machine guns and propeller blades are all real. The famous aircraft is three year...

So good you said it twice.

Duxford have enough based aircraft + Ultimate Warbirds from Sywell + Old Warden and other UK based aircraft to put on a show in June. RIAT relies heavily on foreign participation. I doubt Legends will have any warbirds from the continent due to quarantine restrictions.

jasonT1981 wrote: ↑

Wed 17 Feb 2021, 5:08 pm

With RIAT gone I don't think this will happen.

And where does it say they are/were going to RIAT?

Mini RIAT at Duxford.

G-CVIX wrote: ↑

Tue 16 Feb 2021, 12:32 pm

I do hope that some airshows can take place this summer.

Duxford, Old warden, Sywell to name but three.

I get my first jab next Friday and I'll be most disappointed if I don't hear Bill Gates talking to me in my head or be able to pick up 5G on my teeth.

• By 7th February, 469,159 2nd doses had also been given, so not quite 15 million actually vaccinated; and even those 469,159 may not have been within the recommended interval People vaccinated First dose total 15,300,151 (Total number of people who have received the first dose of COVID-19 vaccine,...

Interesting announcement from WHO regarding the Oxford/AZ vaccine https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-56011981 Also one theory (trying to confirm sources), is that the Kent mutation came from one super-infected person last September, best source so far is here https://www.wired.co.uk/article/chronic-...

Orion wrote: ↑

Tue 09 Feb 2021, 5:19 pm

Could this be one of the reasons for the Flying Legends transfer to Sywell?

No.

There are well advanced plans for an aircraft manufacturing facility to the west of what is now the LWH: I know planning permission is in place, the firm are already housed on the site and think, but might be wrong, that the actual land belongs to one of the Cambridge colleges. (No, it's not Marsha...

There are well advanced plans for an aircraft manufacturing facility to the west of what is now the LWH: I know planning permission is in place, the firm are already housed on the site and think, but might be wrong, that the actual land belongs to one of the Cambridge colleges. (No, it's not Marsha...

There are well advanced plans for an aircraft manufacturing facility to the west of what is now the LWH: I know planning permission is in place, the firm are already housed on the site and think, but might be wrong, that the actual land belongs to one of the Cambridge colleges. (No, it's not Marsha...

If Land Warfare is to be demolished and the airliners moved there, does it in the long term raise the possibility of new hangarage being built for them? No. The airliners do not belong to IWM but DAS. When finished, the Victor will be going into AirSpace so Concorde, Comet and York which are owned ...

A very light dusting of snow on the paths.

Disappointed of Cambridgeshire.

Still got blue sky and sunshine in this part of North Cambridgeshire.