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1 hour ago, Baron99 said:

Sausage flingers!

I thought you were working on another Uxbridge dictionary job!

3 minutes ago, Mister M said:

I hope the proverbial book is thrown at the organisers of this wedding, and all those who attended.

How utterly selfish and entitled these people are.

Indeed so.

(That would be the Torah, then!)

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8 hours ago, nikki-red said:

If your oxygen levels are dangerously low you need help Covid or not.

The problem being, post covid you can be hypoxic on exertion without any symptoms, even shortness of breath. 

STH were giving out pulse oximeters to post covid patients last year!

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1 hour ago, Thirsty Relic said:

I saw this on the mid-day noos (fat fingas spreading!) as well. 400 attending, police produced a strategy and stopped it, yet only fined 5 people.  It is reported there was a large police presence, so how come only 5 were fined?  They didn't all run home when they saw the police - most presumably came by car.  All they'd got to do is get all the car plates close by scanned (they can do this easily), then have a number of police waiting as they rush to their cars.  As they got in, tell them to expect their £200 fines.  Even if they only got 100 of them that way, 100 x £200 = £20,000.  That would surely pay for the operation and something left over.  Instead, taxpayers get to pay for the event!  In addition, if many of them were not local, what were they doing out of their area in a lockdown without sufficient allowed reason?  Another potential fine missed!

 

As it is, this goes to publicise that there is only a 5/400 chance of getting fined for attending an illegal event such as this.  Wrong signal!  Opportunity missed! 

Apparently the Yesodey Hatorah School in Hackney is also used as a Coronavirus testing site.

Coronavirus information and support | Hackney Council

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13 minutes ago, West 77 said:

They can hardly be responsible for someone / group who already had keys for the premises for breaking the law unknown to them.

We know that the school leased out the hall. They have a responsibility on Health and Safety grounds to know what it is being used for and by how many. Especially as the school hall is used as a local Coronavirus testing site!!!

If the organisers lied to the school, then in my opinion that's not the schools fault. But as I'm not lawyer I don't know where  the school stand legally.

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18 minutes ago, West 77 said:

They can hardly be responsible for someone / group who already had keys for the premises for breaking the law unknown to them.

In my experience people who can afford a wedding for 600, rarely have the reception in a school hall.

Nor would a school be unaware of it if it was. What about all the preparations? 

Something fishy going on. Or am I missing something?

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3 minutes ago, Anna B said:

In my experience people who can afford a wedding for 600, rarely have the reception in a school hall.

Nor would a school be unaware of it if it was. What about all the preparations? 

Something fishy going on. Or am I missing something?

You can hire out Harrow school hall if you like.

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4 minutes ago, Anna B said:

In my experience people who can afford a wedding for 600, rarely have the reception in a school hall.

Nor would a school be unaware of it if it was. What about all the preparations? 

Something fishy going on. Or am I missing something?

The police have now said that the number of guests at the wedding were 150:

 

"Police broke up a wedding party in north London, where they now say about 150 people had gathered."

Covid: Wedding party in Stamford Hill broken up by police - BBC News

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32 minutes ago, Mister M said:

It's interesting that the school say they 'leased' the hall out. 

Surely they have some responsibility to find out what it is being leased out for???

Not really, sometimes they'd be presented with a list of dos and don'ts but in many cases you're given a key and told to return it the next day. If any staff from the venue were there - which you'd expect at a  venue from that size  - that should have been shut down before the guests turned up.

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1 minute ago, Mister M said:

The police have now said that the number of guests at the wedding were 150:

 

"Police broke up a wedding party in north London, where they now say about 150 people had gathered."

Covid: Wedding party in Stamford Hill broken up by police - BBC News

its all a big distraction. We aren't getting 30k a day infections from house parties, we're getting them from people with symptoms dropping kids of at school and going to work when they're really not essential.

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