Today (Wednesday, 8th of April) there are 343 cases of Coronavirus on Wearside.

That's a rise of 65 on yesterday, pretty shocking figures considering there's a lockdown.
How's this happening

Bus Driver wrote: ↑

08 Apr 2020, 11:30

I'll have a full tank of that

Go for it

Petrol less than £1.00 per litre again in Sunderland It certainly is at the 24 hour Gulf garage in Pallion near the Royal Hospital (used to be Jet?) The price of 1 litre when I passed was 99.9p. OK so we are tied down right now in a lockdown and can't go anywhere unnecessarily but some businesses w...

So if you're younger than 30, "I'm Areet Jack"? It will be only voluntary. I really can't see them pushing the younger ones out if they don't want to. I can see a lot of benefits for the under 30s and their job prospects will be a lot better but only if they feel safe enough to take the new opportu...

Steve30000 wrote: ↑

07 Apr 2020, 22:29

Sunderland Nut wrote: ↑

07 Apr 2020, 21:39

Did the likes of Sturgeon know?
Was there a cover up?

She wanted to keep her.

So, there was a cover up?
If so, this might not go away.

Did the likes of Sturgeon know?
Was there a cover up?

He's a fighter, he will be OK.

Crawford wrote: ↑

07 Apr 2020, 02:40

I can't see Sweden ignoring the fatalities around the world.

Me neither but it's their decision and we should applaud them if it actually proves better than our way.

The Lockdown Exit Strategy At this moment in time, the UK has no exit strategy for the lockdown. This means we are either going to continue with this social distancing for a lot longer and may possibly have more restrictions imposed upon us. One way out was the immunity passport or certificate wher...

thingamajig wrote: ↑

07 Apr 2020, 12:26

I got my letter from Boris Johnson today from when he was at 10 Downing Street.

I did too.
I am assuming most people have by now and if so, then that means the message should have reached just about everyone.