Because if they are taught this at this age it could help them actually experiencing it

A lot of people who work in hospitatlity , events , music and related services have been unable to work properly since March 2020 and a lot are ineligable for furlough payments and grants. This is causing a great many people to struggle with bills through no fault of their own.

This was a huge help to many in the first lockdown but hasn't been repeated. The pandemic is worse than it was at the start and it makes sense to do it again now, so that these members of society can feel safe while they shop. While some people might argue that these groups shouldn't be going anywhere, the reality is that some still must because they're unable to get delivery slots or someone to help them. This might be the only outing older members of society have in a week to combat loneliness and keep their last bit of independence. Also, NHS staff are exhausted and burnt out so it would be great to help them out again by giving them some space to get their shopping done more peacefully.

Don’t leave this to the goodwill of Priti Patel. Offering a cereal bar to a lorry driver that has been stuck on the M20 for 2 nights is an embarrassment and an outrage. Basic welfare provision should be provided for any worker irrespective of the job you do.

Keeping more stores open is increasing the risk of infection rates and allowing this new, higher-risk mutation of COVID-19 to spread quicker. Hardware stores were never classed as essential during the March lockdown and thus should remain that way. I am pretty sure the public can survive the Coronavirus without Christmas Lights, Dinner Plates or Bathroom Mirrors. Food however is your main concern and should be limited to these stores only. Unless of course, the government is willing to put money situations over people's lives.

Those on legacy benefits such as ESA and PIP are no more or less worse off than those on UC, any uplifts to benefits because of the pandemic should have been applied across the board. Many people have been put at a disadvantage over the last nine months simply because of where they were living when they applied for benefits and many of those people are disabled and already in a more stressful position because of the pandemic. They do not need further financial stress on top of this. When asked about this Matt Hancock said that people on legacy benefits are also on Universal Credit which is absolutely not the case.

People who are working and have to be off work because of sickness cannot pay rent or bills. They get no help with at all, when on minimum wage this is extremely tough.

Many villages and towns have now implemented 20mph limits which has been proven to dramatically improve air quality, provide better safety and less noise for the benefit the local community and surrounding wildlife. • Improve Air Quality & Lower Emissions • Better Pedestrian Safety • Less Noise Pollution We would like to request that Bath & North East Somerset Council reduce the speed limit to 20mph through the village of Compton Martin.

I like many others have been struggling through all this, no home WiFi so I can't video call family in England, made redundant and can't look for many jobs as they expect video interviews! I am not the only one as many have lost jobs through this!

Dr Ian Roberts, ran into a fireball to save a driver with open face helmet, with little regard to his own safety, he would have gone even further to extract Romain from the car if required.

Farmers livelihood and gamekeepers livelihood at risk because of the damage they do.

Covid-19 proves that financial security is impossible to predict and children that are born into a family, that then require welfare support, do not qualify for support purely based on their birth order. This means that older children get less of their entitlement than their peers in two child families. This may push children into poverty.