Perhaps you should make a phone call and get the borders moved
I dont think that covid stops at city limits or fails to transmit to folk who happen to support Huddersfield and live cose to the city centre.
The point remains that Kirklees remains "an area of concern", with advice being not to travel unless neccessary, countered boy, "people should use their judgement" (whatever the hell that means).

Lets hope for some sunshine and a decent game and that EVERYONE stays safe. Oh and a Trinity win

Wonder if this has sold out yet? I saw the north stand tickets are out of stock.

Someone asked me to get them an e-ticket yesterday and East Stand Paddock was only area not sold out. I reckon if you bought a season ticket today you'd probably get in where you wanted.

Luckily I got my ticket for North stand early this week to avoid being disappointed. It seems that a few people are trying to get tickets but there’s no more available. You snooze you lose I guess.

It’s also slap bang next to Huddersfield abs anyone who lives in huffs will have to travel through it to get to Wakefield.
From a stats point the Kirklees NHS area are reporting 5 times the current cases that the mid west York’s NHS and Kirklees serves a 5th of the populous the Mid west York’s does, that means you’re 25 times more likely to become infected in Kirklees than Wakefield, whether you live in fartown Lockwood, birkby, minefield Batley or spenborough

There isn’t any “high incidence of the Indian variant” anywhere in the WMDC NHS area, there is no worries at all, not even in the small area of agbrigg that you are eluding to

I don’t think I’ve read a more tedious thread

I Would imagine that the large majority of those people who live around Belle Vue, have never even been inside the stadium, therefore, I think we who go to the game should be quite alright from any nasty old virus. I’ll be there sat in the old stand, hopefully for the final year, before it finally comes down.

Quote: Kirmudgeonlyisback "Clearly your not as my facts came from Kirklees and Wakefield council web sites . Seems to me your more of a stickler for finding facts that suit your preconceptions'" https://coronavirus-staging.data.gov.uk/ No idea where you are getting your 'facts' from go to cases, look at local authorities and then Kirklees, Wakefield.

Quote: Kirmudgeonlyisback "Clearly your not as my facts came from Kirklees and Wakefield council web sites . Seems to me your more of a stickler for finding facts that suit your preconceptions'" https://coronavirus-staging.data.gov.uk/ No idea where you are getting your 'facts' from go to cases, look at local authorities and then Kirklees, Wakefield.

It's got nothing to do with the individual areas and villages of Kirklees, or where it is next door to.

Kirklees is the administrative body responsible for the towns & villages where the covid rise is evident, so it is "Kirklees" that the govt intervention affects.

It's a legal mechanism.

Indeed.