| Talk of not keeping it simple - latest police guidelines 19:06 - Apr 16 with 775 views | tractorboy1978 |
On exercise, the guidance lists driving to the countryside for a walk as "reasonable" if "far more time" is spent walking than driving.
But it adds that driving for a "prolonged period with only brief exercise" is not reasonable.
That would appear to indicate that someone who drove for an hour to a beauty spot for a walk would not be contravening the rules.
Under the guidance, police are advised not to intervene if people stop to rest or eat lunch while on a long walk, but short walks to sit on a park bench are not allowed.
It also says people are not allowed to buy paint and brushes "simply to redecorate a kitchen" but can purchase tools and supplies to repair a fence "damaged in recent bad weather". |  | | |  |
| Talk of not keeping it simple - latest police guidelines on 19:13 - Apr 16 with 742 views | pointofblue |
I think it’s ridiculously convoluted. What happened to keeping it simple? | |
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| Talk of not keeping it simple - latest police guidelines on 19:26 - Apr 16 with 711 views | Nthsuffolkblue |
Am I allowed to buy paint to redecorate from a store that also sells groceries if I am buying groceries at the same time?
If not, the stores should stop selling the items.
I think the thing is, we need to all apply a certain amount of common sense and not have any more contact with people than is necessary.
EDIT: for our own protection as much as for everyone else's. [Post edited 16 Apr 2020 19:27]
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| Talk of not keeping it simple - latest police guidelines on 19:46 - Apr 16 with 680 views | Terry_Nutkins |
Just literally say maximum 10 minute car journey for a walk or stipulate miles. It really is that easy. | |
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| Talk of not keeping it simple - latest police guidelines on 20:35 - Apr 16 with 630 views | gordon |
| Talk of not keeping it simple - latest police guidelines on 19:46 - Apr 16 by Terry_Nutkins |
Just literally say maximum 10 minute car journey for a walk or stipulate miles. It really is that easy. |
No, I think arbitrary rules are stupid. This is going to go on for years, we've got to just have a bit of common sense. |  | | |
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