Clap For Carers

[Vagus]

I see this is about to return but will be called clap for heroes instead.

[Apc2604]

The last 'clap' ended up with people banging saucepans and making as much noise that they could. The best way to support carers and the NHS is to follow the rules.

[Apc2604]

My Aunt is in a care home in Surrey and the fees are in the region of £2000 a week. Fortunately, her home in Surrey was sold at Surrey prices!

[piggynose]

sounds like a very personal disease.

[eve1974]

The best thing everyone cld do is just obey the rules.... THATS what caters really want!

[eve1974]

My prev employers (i changed jobs in the sept) used to clap on the thurs yet flout every possible rule.

I saw it all ... (my line of work means I live on site and work for extremely wealthy folk (HNWI) families.

I changed employers past sept and new employers are very sensible. However .... they are a rarity amongst Uber wealthy. During the first lockdown I saw so many things .... literally no rules followed (nor any care for staff health !!! But.... clapped for carers non the less

[Buenchico]

The idea doesn't seem to have much support around here:
https://www.eadt.co.uk/news/return-of-8pm-clap-unpopular-in-suffolk-6887892

[sevenOP]

"now where did Mr Corbyn hide that magic money tree?"

'The magic money tree"

https://www.spectator.co.uk/article/are-we-heading-towards-boris-vs-the-bank

Has Corbyn got/used one too ?