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Now is not the time for me to buy a decent freezer, but this looks a great way to buy a few month's worth of treat meals at a time (i.e. over £50 to get the free delivery).

Checked out the company that my council uses. This is their coronavirus update: https://www.wiltshirefarmfoods.com/blog/coronavirus-update https://www.wiltshirefarmfoods.com/extremely-vulnerable

I remember not bothering with my county's version as they just deliver frozen ready meals. I've just looked them up and this is the current service:

A Google search might produce your local Sainsbury's address and telephone number. E.g.: https://stores.sainsburys.co.uk/0709/hankridge-farm Edit: So maybe your request would be dealt with by their customer service desk. Probably worth sending a letter to both addresses.

I don't want that either, but whereas I could (possibly) hide the actual medical cause of being housebound from neighbours (by not divulging this and referring only to having neurological/immunological problems) I cannot hide my autistic communication difficulties in any interactions. Before my...

Yes. All I want is access to supermarket online delivery slots myself! I really don't want people I know (i.e. neighbours) learning about my autism. I'm less concerned about being on a more impersonal government list that will tell my supermarket I should be considered as vulnerable.

A good science news resource: https://www.sciencemag.org/coronavirus-research-commentary-and-news?intcmp=ghd_cov

I was listening to Talk Radio this morning between about 4 am-6 am. The presenter was interviewing a doctor (can't remember his name) who kept emphasising to the presenter that if you asked any medical student how to deal with a pandemic, they would say, test, test, isolate positive individuals...

It would be worth writing (email if possible) to your GP to highlight your concerns. They are being given some discretion, especially if you have a rare disease that could easily have been missed in the national data trawl.

It's so evident they don't have any comprehension of what it means to be housebound because you are severely ill.

The above all found by putting the supermarket name and 'complaints' into Google.

ASDA (UK) complaints contacts Visit Customer Complaints Contact Form. Email Customer Services on customer.services@asda.co.uk. Call Customer Services on 0800 952 0101. Email General Enquiries on info@asda.co.uk. Email Roger Burnley (CEO) on roger.burnley@asda.co.uk. Tweet Asda Service Team...

Morrisons (UK) complaints contacts Visit Customer Services. Email Customer Services on fresh@morrisons.com. Call Online Customer Services on 0345 322 0000. Call Store Customer Services on 0845 611 6111 or 01274 261000. Tweet Morrisons (UK) Watch Morrisons (UK) Follow Morrisons (UK) Follow...

Tesco complaints contacts Visit Customer Services. Call Customer Services on 0800 505555. Email Customer Services on customer.services@tesco.co.uk. Email David Lewis (CEO) on dave.lewis@uk.tesco.com. Call Technical Support on 0800 323 4060 or 0330 123 4060. Tweet Tesco (UK)

Sainsbury's (UK) complaints contacts Visit Customer Services. Call Customer Complaints on 0800 636 262. Email Customer Services on customer.service@sainsburys.co.uk. Email Mike Coupe (Sainsbury's CEO) on mike.coupe@sainsburys.co.uk. Email Peter Griffiths (Sainsbury's Bank CEO) on...

Seems like Asthma UK have been inundated with concerned asthmatics, as they seem to have removed the table I used to work out that my steroid medication exceeds the threshold of what is moderate to what is severe asthma. Now the advice it that it is up to your clinician to decide if you have...

I think that's why I prefer to be on this list as opposed to asking for help that may be delivered from one of the 600,000 volunteers that have signed up with the NHS, the people involved with this smaller scheme are more likely to be well vetted.

Regarding the government list, the public have been told that if they think they should have been included on the list and haven't had a letter by Sunday (we don't get post on Sunday in the UK) then they should directly contact their GP to discuss it. I have no idea what will happen to those who...

This narrative about it 'just being the elderly and those with underlying health conditions' dying is exactly what happened here in the UK. That has slowly begun to change since Monday this week, when more severe restrictions started being put in place and police powers of enforcement announced...

Yes, lots of talk about 'the elderly and vulnerable' but nothing about the pre-existing 'housebound'. We were invisible before and we're invisible still.