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Cheltz Fest 2021 Behind Closed Doors ?
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Originally posted by Diamond Geezer View PostDeputy Political Editor of The Times on Twitter
Here's the latest I'm hearing on Tier 4 - announcement still be finalised Restrictions will come into effect on 26th or 27th - Boxing Day most likely Essex, Sussex, Surrey, Oxfordshire and Hampshire all look like they're going into Tier 4 There's also talk about Suffolk
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Originally posted by Middle_Of_March View Post
Essex is already tier 4. We were announced tier four last week with London which was a kick in the balls.
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Originally posted by Garrison Savannah View Post
The reason Essex gets a mention is that not all of Essex was put into tier 4 last week. A number of places including Colchester stayed in tier 2 and won’t go into tier 4 until Boxing Day.
Not that it matters in particular
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With Gloucestershire moving into tier 4, and less than 11 weeks until the festival, I think we'll be very very lucky to be attending. I know the tougher restrictions is not unexpected but dropping down 2 tiers with what will essentially be 10 weeks is going to be very tough. Think the default position is behind closed doors and anything better a bonus
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Originally posted by ryanh97 View PostWith Gloucestershire moving into tier 4, and less than 11 weeks until the festival, I think we'll be very very lucky to be attending. I know the tougher restrictions is not unexpected but dropping down 2 tiers with what will essentially be 10 weeks is going to be very tough. Think the default position is behind closed doors and anything better a bonus
It's likely that around 15 million people will have had that dose come festival, whether that changes the policy around spectators at sporting events I have no idea but it can't be bad news.
Also, you would like to think that (assuming people take notice of the rules) the tightened restrictions will see a reduction in cases which could easily pave the way for tier reviews that allow people to attend in reduced numbers.
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The last three weeks have been a nail in the coffin.
The new strain, xmas fallout, mass moving into tier 4, schools being delayed etc. Was all grimly predicted as post Xmas fallout and its happened, big time.
With Cheltenham 11 weeks away and a decision needed in 8-9 weeks I'd say there is zero chance of a meaningful number of spectators being at Cheltenham, and a very very small chance of a few thousand.
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Originally posted by Kautothegreat8 View PostI'm more concerned as to whether the Irish horses will be able to travel over.
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Originally posted by charlie View Post
I am sure provisions will be made to allow this. It may involve some having to travel sooner rather than later, not too sure. But yeh I agree, no Irish horses would suck
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