Pine Man

I once did a change with my TA and used some of my OBC to pay for CPS parking without any problems. I have found out that on cruises longer than a couple of weeks it is actually cheaper for me to get a taxi than pay for parking but I am only about 35 miles from Southampton.

Free for all at my local Boots. No restrictions whatsoever.

Not my figures, I was quoting a press report on the ONS stats I recently read. The latest ONS stats suggest that the figure is now nearer 1 in 45, for England, Wales and Scotland, which is excellent news BUT it still means that an unacceptable number of passengers stand to be turned away from Southampton, if LF testing is carried out there, just before they checked in for boarding. Don't get me wrong, the LF testing that now has to be carried out the day before embarkation is a real pain but, in my humble opinion, more acceptable than travelling long distances to be then turned away. Just an observation.

Thanks you for your apology. I had actually had thought it out and, amongst other potential problems with your proposal, you need to consider that approx one in thirty people in the UK have covid and probably don't realise it. When 3600 passengers for Britannia all turn up at Southampton, having packed their cases and travelled from all over the UK, and take their tests, somewhere in the region of 120 will be turned away and sent home.

Nice!

Probably because 3000+ passengers queuing up for one would slow boarding down quite a bit.

Is this still an option?

Going on Britannia next month in a DB cabin, which definitely has curtains between sofa and bed.