JUSTIN PEARSON

@BlytheHillTav @catfordarts @slayzy @carol I’m a local artist - of some description

We’re thrilled to be hosting some fantastic local artists over the next two weekends as part of the Catford Arts Trail! @catfordarts @kala_v_designs @sarahhdesigner @heather_victoria_design @slayzy @carol.mullings.73 instagram.com/p/CUsuFsaowQ9/…

@CatfordGin @HouseofCatford @Love_Catford Can’t wait to try it!

Here’s our tasty distilled gin looking all glamorous! What is a distilled gin we hear you ask? It’s distilled in the same way as a London Dry except flavourings are added after the distillation process, which is where our key botanical catnip is added!

@mrjamesob Disaster

The media couldn’t be in safer hands…

@AnnetteWardell @TheNatSymphOrch @JKAConductor @stmartins_music Thanks Annette great to@be performing live again after a break of 16 months

All the Tois to my friends in the @TheNatSymphOrch and their wonderful conductor @JKAConductor Have fabulous evening, and see (some of) you on Sunday! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 @stmartins_music @cellistpearson #concerts #musicians #classicalconcerts #London #music #performance

@musicGKs @joolzcooper Brilliant news !

@joolzcooper Wowzer 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

@_morgan_hayes @christysnr @britishlibrary Brilliant! We commissioned a few chamber works from her and visiting her was always entertaining and informative

600 correspondents including a letter from the 16 and one quarter year old Robert Saxton, written on the advice of Richard Rodney Bennett blogs.bl.uk/music/2018/11/… @christysnr @britishlibrary

Happy #LoveTheatreDay! We can't wait to be able to re-open the doors of the Cambridge Theatre and welcome audiences again when it is safe to do so. 💙 #MatildaTheMusical

@MatildaMusical Missing Matilda

Haha brilliant! @2laurie @SebTorkia @MatildaMusical and the man with the bendiest clarinet - Pete Wyman

@SpursOfficial Son

Who's been your ⭐️ man so far this season? #THFC ⚪️ #COYS

Interesting interview on bbc R4 this am. Vicar of St Martins trying unsuccessfully to defend the opportunistic ambition of his Director of Music, who is kicking out musicians who have raised millions for the church in hire fees over last 39 yrs

Unholy row as leading London church axes musicians, 'using Covid as a cover' theguardian.com/uk-news/2020/s…

@fizzlekelly @TrinityLaban Best tweet I’ve seen today. I’ve just spent 2hours on the first 26 bars of the 5th cello suite. Gloriously indulgent indecision abounds

Totally uplifted and inspired after a day of teaching talented @TrinityLaban students via Skype from my home. Feeling very grateful to be part of this creative and passionate community at this time ❤️

14. As the government tries to achieve equilibrium between hospitalisations and infections, more interventions will appear. It's perhaps why there are at the moment few public information films on staying at home. They are treading a tight path, but possibly a sensible one.

13. Then rates will then start to climb again. So they will have to reintroduce the restrictions each time infection rates rise. That is not a sustainable model and takes much longer to achieve the goal of a largely immune population with low risk of infection of the vulnerable

12. The Italian (and others) strategy is to stop as much infection as possible - or all infection. This is appealing, but then what? The restrictions are not sustainable for months. So the will need to be relaxed. But that will lead to reemergence of infections.

11. BUT a key issue during this process is protection of those for whom the virus is fatal. It's not clear the full measures there are to protect those people. It assumes they can measure infection, that their behavioural expectations are met - people do what they think they will

10. After a while most of the population is immune, the seriously ill have all received treatment and the country is resistant. The more vulnerable are then less at risk. This is the end state the govt is aiming for and could achieve.

9. The same for large scale events - stop them when you want to slow infection rates; turn another tap off. This means schools etc are closed for a shorter period and disruption generally is therefore for a shorter period, AND with a growing immune population. This is sustainable

8. Schools: Kids generally won’t get very ill, so the govt can use them as a tool to infect others when you want to increase infection. When you need to slow infection, that tap can be turned off – at that point they close the schools. Politically risky for them to say this.