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  1. 3 hours ago, nick sussex said:

    Wouldn’t more Brits stay at home rather than risk flying . I would have thought holiday cottages would appeal . You can drive there and it’s not like people are herded together like in hotels . People can have a holiday and avoid large crowds .

    Really hope things work out okay for you and your wife .

    Thanks Nick. I thought that too at first, but like the recent storms the big OTAs just let customers cancel without any notice, and tell us to suck it up. We didn't have any flooding in our village recently which was explained to our customers, but many still cancelled half term breaks because it was wet and they had an excuse for a refund. Seems like everyone has an excuse now.... i'm worried about that virus, please refund, had 2 today. My cleaners have also raised concerns about cleaning after our italian and chinese guests....hmmmm 

     

  2. Personally I'm worried about the economic impact, I rent holiday cottages in Wales for a living. We get nearly all our bookings from the big four online travel agencies (we rather get direct but that doesn't happen anymore). Already we have had contact from them stating we must allow people to cancel at last min and issue full refunds. With the first case near to me (Swansea) it's an easy way for people to change there plans at my cost. It's been a tough winter and with the recent floods which saw a landslide onto one of our cottages, a few months without bookings would finish us. My wife is also self employed as a child minder. 

  3. 4 hours ago, Astral Goat Juice said:

    No Sorry, does not work like that. Imagine the scenario:

    You phone 111 because you have been in contact with someone you think or know has the Coronavirus. 111 will tell you to self isolate. You phone work and say you don't think you are sick but you have no choice but to comply with Government Statutory Law and self isolate for 14 days. You will be tested by the NHS, it comes back negative, you are not sick and are free to return to work. The employer has to pay you in full. I can't put it any more plainly. 

    According to the legal experts on Radio 4 today, The employer does not have to pay you anything unless you are actually ill, complying with the law on isolation is irrelevant. You are able to make a claim for universal credit though for that period (if you can be bothered with all the form filling)

     

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  4. On 05/02/2020 at 08:14, Sky Full said:

    A beautiful sunrise this morning holds a promise for a nice day ahead - maybe a couple of nice days this week.  But is this the calm before the storm?  The outlook for the weekend and beyond is for high winds and heavy rain to return to the west again so make the most of the settled weather this week.  At least we are in the tail end of winter now and Spring is just around the corner.  Can't wait!

    Stunning earlier..... now for the storms..

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  5. 13 minutes ago, Jonathan Rhodri Roberts said:

    Now this is strange according to the radar it's been raining here for about 30mins, except when I went outside everything is still dry

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    Yep, l looking out over a wide area at 250m height, it's dry as far as the eye can see...weird

     

  6. 57 minutes ago, Sky Full said:

    The Euro high definition models are showing copious amounts of snowfall for the Beacons tomorrow.....snapshots of forecast snow depth at 2:00 am Friday morning:

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    Thats 30cm showing in that first chart!  Pretty sure it won't actually happen quite like that though....

     

    Nearly 30 cms now on the higher bits... 

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