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RogerS wrote:Great post, Steve
Andyp wrote:Having just contacted the Govt helpline this is what I need in order to collect my daughter on her return from Canada.
Signed attestation.
Livret Famille ( Official document proving she is my daughter)
Another signed declaration stating that there are no viable alternative methods of getting her home.
A copy of her flight ticket.
Copy of her train ticket (she is going to Rennes (2hrs away) 'cos no trains to Caen nor anywhere closer.
My passport
Prove of address
And she must sit as far away from me as possible in the car. We have a 7 seater so that's not difficult.
Nobody is using the term curfew but this is what we are under here.
Mike G wrote:Have I turned the corner? I feel a little perkier today. I still have the temperature, aches and stiffness and the damn headache, but I've only had one bout of coughing so far. The overwhelming lethargy seems to have receded. Maybe things are on the up.
RogerS wrote:Mike G wrote:Have I turned the corner? I feel a little perkier today. I still have the temperature, aches and stiffness and the damn headache, but I've only had one bout of coughing so far. The overwhelming lethargy seems to have receded. Maybe things are on the up.
That's fantastic news, Mike. Fingers crossed it continues upwards.
Mike G wrote:Have I turned the corner? I feel a little perkier today. I still have the temperature, aches and stiffness and the damn headache, but I've only had one bout of coughing so far. The overwhelming lethargy seems to have receded. Maybe things are on the up.
Mike G wrote:Have I turned the corner? I feel a little perkier today. I still have the temperature, aches and stiffness and the damn headache, but I've only had one bout of coughing so far. The overwhelming lethargy seems to have receded. Maybe things are on the up.
Woodbloke wrote:I trust that while you've been poorly, the room service was up to snuff? Breakfast in bed, four minute boiled egg n'soldiers, tea and a folded copy of The Times - Rob
Woodbloke wrote:.......Good news Mike! I trust that while you've been poorly, the room service was up to snuff? Breakfast in bed, four minute boiled egg n'soldiers, tea and a folded copy of The Times - Rob
Mike G wrote:Woodbloke wrote:.......Good news Mike! I trust that while you've been poorly, the room service was up to snuff? Breakfast in bed, four minute boiled egg n'soldiers, tea and a folded copy of The Times - Rob
You'll meet my wife soon.....
Gill wrote:My hubby has a dental infection so on Thursday I took him to our dentist in Skegness. We then had to go into the town centre to pick up his antibiotic prescription. I couldn't believe how casually people were treating the coronavirus threat! Nobody was trying to maintain a safe distance on the packed streets and we overheard countless snippets of conversation, all sneering at the coronavirus threat. Since then, by all accounts, the situation has actually deteriorated because lots of people from Derby, Nottingham, Mansfield etc have decided to take advantage of the school and workplace closures by bringing their families to the seaside for an early holiday. The idiocy of the general public is astonishing.
9fingers wrote:Andyp wrote:David, are you dutifully signing, and taking with you, the attestation every time you leave the house? I cant see something like that working in the UK
David/Andy Who is going to ask you to produce the attestation? Are gendames patrolling the streets?
No it would not work in the UK. I've not even seen a patrolling policeman round here for many years.
Bob
Andyp wrote:Aller retour environ 4 heures... peut-etre
Normally I look forward to a couple of hours on my own in the car, my speed My music at my volume
Today I admit to feeling just a little anxious
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