Impact on daily life

Impact 17^th July
If Universities are going bust because of lack of students, they can apply for Government loans (the good news) but if they want a loan they have to cut the pay of the bosses and the senior staff (bad news … for some).
Leisure centres and swimming pools are in trouble because of the lockdown.  They have lost a lot of money and are not all open yet.  Money is earned from course for learning to swim and other close contact, like judo.  Most have stopped.  There are 2,727 public leisure centres in Britain – about half may not survive to Christmas this year.
Another thousand jobs to go at Pizza Express.
British Airways retires its fleet of 747 planes 3 years ahead of time because of no passengers.  They still have 270 planes.
Farmers now say they can’t sell British wool.  Some is being stored, other farmers have to burn it.  People prefer synthetic (plastic) fibres and not real wool.  Also problems in selling to other countries makes it hard to make a profit.  Farmers thought that people were aware of the damage of plastics so they will want woollen clothes.  That has not happened yet.
Have a cup of tea or coffee and enjoy these cakes… see the link below..