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Big Man at the Pearly Gates is Backing Sturgeon looks like she will get Phase 11 before we get a race .Boris just of the fone to big Tommy and is trying to sort out the weather to allow us all to !Bounce Back !ðŸ‘Keep the chins up and with a little more time and Patience we will get racing.😉

Monday not much better ,maybe a break after Lunchtime but the question is do we basket on Tuesday for Kelso on Wednesday???anywie time will tell .

The National should seriously consider Ypres in place of Inland National and give the Federation's a chance to recoup revenue.

No problem could be Sunday thou ðŸ‘

John he canny spell ! Syboes (Spring Onions 🧅)!but he can eat them.

Davie Fed up can't wait for the economy to kick back in racing to resume 😉ðŸ‘

Let's reserve judgment on all previous posts till all facts are known. Minds are very bad at accepting incomplete or inconsistent stories and when faced with information that contradicts what you think you know, our subconscious goes right to work filling in the blanks or explaining it away to make you feel comfortable. To avoid hypocrisy, you have to acknowledge cognitive dissonance and teach your conscious mind to overcome your subconscious. You have to train the part of you that thinks rationally to start winning the fight against the part of you that thinks irrationally.Hopefully when phase 2 kicks in we can all get back to some normality. Learning to listen can be hard for some and they take Dogmatic views which does nothing for democracy.

Let's reserve judgment on all previous posts till all facts are known. Minds are very bad at accepting incomplete or inconsistent stories and when faced with information that contradicts what you think you know, our subconscious goes right to work filling in the blanks or explaining it away to make you feel comfortable. To avoid hypocrisy, you have to acknowledge cognitive dissonance and teach your conscious mind to overcome your subconscious. You have to train the part of you that thinks rationally to start winning the fight against the part of you that thinks irrationally.Hopefully when phase 2 kicks in we can all get back to some normality. Learning to listen can be hard for some and they take Dogmatic views which does nothing for democracy.

Fantastic is the Website up and running 🦆 on a response ðŸ‘

Thanks for your response on another note what rules are we racing under RPRA or SHU ?

It's time we had a statement out from our Federation President and a race programme

As previously posted we all have to follow the rules "from a level of personal and professional integrity".Its not the SHU it’s the Government The important thing is we stick to the rules to get us through into the next critical 2nd phase and we follow the rules to the best of our abilities.Why put our elders at risk for a !!is it not safer to train them yourself them jump them .Its nothing to do with furlough or grants if it was ,we would be racing .If we get a 2nd Spike it will be devastating and I believe for the economy the 2nd phase will be lifted within 2 weeks.I am as keen as everyone for racing to commence and it will but surely not to the detriment of our families. Time and Patience Take Care

It's a very sad state of affairs and the last thing the Pigeon Fraternity Needs .

Are there any Federation's racing in England ðŸ´ó §ó ¢ó ¥ó ®ó §ó ¿ Wales or Ireland 🇮🇪 today .

Scotland's coronavirus guidelines could be enforced by new laws if "even a minority" continue to flout them, Nicola Sturgeon has said. The first minister relaxed restrictions north of the border on Friday, allowing more people to meet up while outdoors. She said the "vast majority" had complied with recommendations not to travel and to keep gatherings small. But Ms Sturgeon said it was clear that not everyone had complied, with police dispersing 797 gatherings on Saturday. And with car traffic trebling at some beauty spots, the first minister said she would not hesitate to put restrictions on group size and travel distance into law.

Guys we all have to follow the rules "from a level of personal and professional integrity".Its not the SHU it’s the Government The important thing is we stick to the rules to get us through into the next critical 2nd phase and we follow the rules to the best of our abilities.Why put our elders at risk for a !Fed Training Toss !is it not safer to train them yourself them jump them .Its nothing to do with furlough or grants if it was ,we would be racing .If we get a 2nd Spike it will be devastating and I believe for the economy the 2nd phase will be lifted within 3 weeks.I am as keen as you for racing to commence and it will but surely not to the detriment of our families. Time and Patience Take Care

Guys we all have to follow the rules "from a level of personal and professional integrity".Its not the SHU it’s the Government The important thing is we stick to the rules to get us through into the next critical 2nd phase and we follow the rules to the best of our abilities.Why put our elders at risk for a !Fed Training Toss !is it not safer to train them yourself them jump them .Its nothing to do with furlough or grants if it was ,we would be racing .If we get a 2nd Spike it will be devastating and I believe for the economy the 2nd phase will be lifted within 3 weeks.I am as keen as you for racing to commence and it will but surely not to the detriment of our families. Time and Patience Take Care

GROUP TRAINING IN SCOTLAND UPDATE 1 Further to my statement yesterday about group training. It has been brought to my attention that Clubs and or Federations are organising what can only be described as unofficial races. The First Minister clearly stated that local travel only was permitted under phase 1, not unlimited travel. Any organisation doing otherwise do so at their own risk and they should check with their vehicle insurance company before commencing on such travel. The S.H.U. strongly advise that training be done locally. Gordon Turnbull, B.E.M. President Scottish Homing Union Yours sincerely Mrs Linda Brooks Scottish Homing Union Secretary <br class="Apple-interchange-newline" style="-webkit-text-size-adjust: auto;">

GROUP TRAINING IN SCOTLAND UPDATE 1 Further to my statement yesterday about group training. It has been brought to my attention that Clubs and or Federations are organising what can only be described as unofficial races. The First Minister clearly stated that local travel only was permitted under phase 1, not unlimited travel. Any organisation doing otherwise do so at their own risk and they should check with their vehicle insurance company before commencing on such travel. The S.H.U. strongly advise that training be done locally. Gordon Turnbull, B.E.M. President Scottish Homing Union Yours sincerely Mrs Linda Brooks Scottish Homing Union Secretary <br class="Apple-interchange-newline" style="-webkit-text-size-adjust: auto;">

It should be remembered that it is only short distances that we are allowed to travel. It does not allow federations to go to racepoints under the pretence of only training. End of story ,short distances and keep away from race point ,s and ensure you have permission to train them at whatever spot is picked .😷ðŸ‘

GROUP TRAINING OF RACING PIGEONS IN SCOTLAND Group training of racing pigeons in Scotland can be carried out by members of the Scottish Homing Union provided the following minimum precautions are taken. During the loading of the transporter the driver must remain in the cab of the vehicle and have no contact with those loading the transporter Only two people at a time can be present to load the transporter. This can be achieved by allocating times to members thereby reducing the size of gatherings The same two people must not be used to load the transporter A camping type mobile toilet must be provided for the driver as there are possibly no public toilet facilities available en route Clubs and Federations must ensure that any location that they may use as a liberation site are currently open to the public or the neccessary permission has been granted from the owner of the site The minimum distancing and hygene steps must be taken at all times to ensure the safety of members and the public alike Gordon Turnbull, B.E.M. President Scottish Homing Union Yours sincerely Mrs Linda Brooks Scottish Homing Union Secretary The Scottish Homing Union Online Please do not reply to emails addressed to 'noreply@shuonline.co.uk' as these are not monitored and the SHU will be unable to respond. If you have a general enquiry please email the SHU at 'shuenquiries@shuonline.co.uk'. If you wish to report a stray pigeon you can do so online at 'www.shuonline.co.uk/strays/strays.htm'. You may also find the information you are look for on the SHU website 'www.shuonline.co.uk'. Check out the SHU website 'www.shuonline.co.uk' for news, reporting strays, SHU documents and mor

GROUP TRAINING OF RACING PIGEONS IN SCOTLAND Group training of racing pigeons in Scotland can be carried out by members of the Scottish Homing Union provided the following minimum precautions are taken. During the loading of the transporter the driver must remain in the cab of the vehicle and have no contact with those loading the transporter Only two people at a time can be present to load the transporter. This can be achieved by allocating times to members thereby reducing the size of gatherings The same two people must not be used to load the transporter A camping type mobile toilet must be provided for the driver as there are possibly no public toilet facilities available en route Clubs and Federations must ensure that any location that they may use as a liberation site are currently open to the public or the neccessary permission has been granted from the owner of the site The minimum distancing and hygene steps must be taken at all times to ensure the safety of members and the public alike Gordon Turnbull, B.E.M. President Scottish Homing Union Yours sincerely Mrs Linda Brooks Scottish Homing Union Secretary The Scottish Homing Union Online Please do not reply to emails addressed to 'noreply@shuonline.co.uk' as these are not monitored and the SHU will be unable to respond. If you have a general enquiry please email the SHU at 'shuenquiries@shuonline.co.uk'. If you wish to report a stray pigeon you can do so online at 'www.shuonline.co.uk/strays/strays.htm'. You may also find the information you are look for on the SHU website 'www.shuonline.co.uk'. Check out the SHU website 'www.shuonline.co.uk' for news, reporting strays, SHU documents and mor