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That's Oxford Mail reporting for you...It's actually 1,600 a day.
That's Oxford Mail reporting for you...It's actually 1,600 a day.
A bit like another news story in the Oxford failThat's Oxford Mail reporting for you...
There will be completely separate access points for the football club and the vaccination centre, which I assume will be in the conference centre. And that's assuming it will still operate on matchdays.
There will be absolutely no risk to the players or club personnel.
I’m sure your post was “ tongue in cheek”.A bit like another news story in the Oxford fail
“ David Beckhams deli saves post office in Burford “ what it should have said was the Delu that the obnoxious Beckhams use occasionally have saved Burford’s post office.
OM are reporting that the Kassam will be a vaccine hub, 16k vaccines a day!
Start date TBC.
From the list I've seen at work today, there's going to be a constant stream of people coming to the stadium over the next few months for their vaccinations.
It won't be the most painful experience that we've had at that venue - Boom boom!
ST Holders first??
No I don’t thank god but I was pointing out the bad journalism.I’m sure your post was “ tongue in cheek”.
Do you know the Beckhams ?
Do you have first hand experience of dealings with them ?
Keep up Eaststandboy - this is my post from the 'Getting the Crowds back in' on 23 November last year - I am so in the know!
There are c.1200 local vaccination sites (LVS) i.e. GP surgeries, health centres etc. and 51 large Vaccination Centres (VC) i.e. sports arenas, showgrounds etc. with c.100 extra VCs due to come on line in the next 2-3 weeks. It was total and utter mayhem before Christmas but now is more of a controlled chaos and I have to say, the roll-out from zero sites to c1,350 sites dispensing nearly 300,000 vaccinations a day in 6 weeks has been very impressive. You're all very welcome
Dare we ask what it is you do? I should think lots of folk involved with temporary structures/mobile events must have got the call. They knocked one of our hospital VC`s up in 3 days!! Impressive to see it take shape, just don`t lean on the walls!!
Ensuring there is data connectivity at all the sites so that patient information can be accessed and vaccination records kept up to date.
A lot of the sites already have the necessary infrastructure but about 30% of the non-NHS ones don’t so it’s a case of getting it installed ASAP. Showgrounds and car parks might be good for patient access and general space but they don’t have much in the way of existing broadband and wi-fi
Thatll be the breeze block included then .... its a crap wi fi signal in the cold soulless monstrosityEnsuring there is data connectivity at all the sites so that patient information can be accessed and vaccination records kept up to date.
A lot of the sites already have the necessary infrastructure but about 30% of the non-NHS ones don’t so it’s a case of getting it installed ASAP. Showgrounds and car parks might be good for patient access and general space but they don’t have much in the way of existing broadband and wi-fi
You’re right - a separate connection to the existing one has been neededThatll be the breeze block included then .... its a crap wi fi signal in the cold soulless monstrosity
You’re right - a separate connection to the existing one has been needed
Depends on whether the stadium contract holder taps into the new infrastructure which the NHS is implementing for the vaccine hub.So there might be a long term benefit?
Cool, someone with a useful job!Ensuring there is data connectivity at all the sites so that patient information can be accessed and vaccination records kept up to date.
A lot of the sites already have the necessary infrastructure but about 30% of the non-NHS ones don’t so it’s a case of getting it installed ASAP. Showgrounds and car parks might be good for patient access and general space but they don’t have much in the way of existing broadband and wi-fi
It's another reason why the stadium is not up to standard as a conference and meeting venue. Something which a new ground complex would have addressed as a normal requisite to it's function.You’re right - a separate connection to the existing one has been needed
Correct - Good wifi is now a pre-requisite for most people. When booking a hotel or holiday accommodation, it's in people's top three must haves these days. The stadium point though is just laziness and/or unwillingness to spend on it, not a major investment to get decent wifi in the whole area.It's another reason why the stadium is not up to standard as a conference and meeting venue. Something which a new ground complex would have addressed as a normal requisite to it's function.
It's always been an issue including for instance a 4G phone signal - it used to be a regular complaint that people couldn't connect up to check half time scores. Solution was to step down to 3G and use that.Correct - Good wifi is now a pre-requisite for most people. When booking a hotel or holiday accommodation, it's in people's top three must haves these days. The stadium point though is just laziness and/or unwillingness to spend on it, not a major investment to get decent wifi in the whole area.
Yes to all of that - and wifi usage contention at halftime is a very fair point!It's always been an issue including for instance a 4G phone signal - it used to be a regular complaint that people couldn't connect up to check half time scores. Solution was to step down to 3G and use that.
So is it that there are just too many people all trying to use the WIFI or 4G at once.
For Wifi would you need boosters all round the ground for it to work in all the stands?
Is there a difference between for instance 200 people at a conference checking their emails during a coffee break, and 3000 people trying to watch goal highlights and bandwidth heavy usage from around the ground?