SE13 clapped at 8pm.

[Allaboardthemagicbus2020]

What about everyone else?

Clapped and cheered, Dundee.

Can’t see many front doors from my house but heard plenty of clapping and cheering in the neighborhood. A wee tear might have escaped

Thank You to all the key workers

Plenty clapping, car horn, fireworks, and cheering in my working class but of Glasgow.
Nothing apparently in my Mums middle class retirement area though.
Disappointing.

I clapped, no one around to hear me but it was important to me. I frightened an owl and made the dog bark. I've loved reading this thread. Thank you so much to everyone for making me smile and to everyone in the NHS working to save our lives.

We did here in Brentwood!

Loads out in my street and could hear it from all the streets around us.

I was quite shocked and very moved at how noisy it was here. Genuinely thought it would just be me.

However I’m a blubbering wreck right now anyway, the whole situation is so distressing and sad.

Could be heard all along the river in Wapping. Clapping, whistling, car horns and even fireworks. Fantastic

Loads of clapping and whooping round our way. Lovely to hear. Can we do it same time next week?

We were out showing our appreciation here in Fife. Such a small show of gratitude for everyone day in, day out looking after us all. DP was furloughed today, so emotions are already high, but I found the sound of neighbours clapping incredibly moving.
Thank you again to everyone who's working so hard, we salute you. ❤️

Didn’t know about it, think the idea is cringe

Shuffle back under your bridge, eh?

@puds11

I doubt it’s done much for them though has it confused They would probably rather PPE than a patronising clap that makes all the people staying safely at home feel better.

What an negative old misery you sound. Thankfully, I live in an area where people are not like you, and are friendly and cheerful. 100s of people out clapping and cheering.

Just because people don't go out and clap doesn't mean they don't appreciate the NHS. It's not everyone's style. It's not mine.

It shouldn't be disappointing and it's not disgusting.

@ScarlettBlaize You sound equally as miserable. Past your bedtime eh?

self-indulgent virtue signalling futile bullshit

There's always one.

SE12 and BR1 put some gusto into it

We were out with our pots and wooden spoons or just our hands clapping .

I note some real downer people on here so not going to read their uptight, insulting responses to those of us whom felt we should do so Do people get at YOU for stopping indoors ? No.!!

It's fine to not go out, and yes of course it means you can still appreciate the NHS. But some comments on here from a few posters are just plain spiteful and mean-spirited and hateful.

@helgahelga
What an negative old misery you sound. Thankfully, I live in an area where people are not like you, and are friendly and cheerful. 100s of people out clapping and cheering.

How wonderful that you all feel better about yourselves and can spend the rest of the evening congratulating yourself on your entirely meaningless action that has done precisely fuck all to help the situation.

@WhentherabbitswentWild

Waves at SE12.

You could hear it getting louder where we live. Then someone from the adjoining street cane round with the light on on her phone waving at us all. Sadly though, we have a medic live opposite us who has been gone all day so didn’t get to see the appreciation from his neighbours!

We live in the CV postcode.

NHS staff I know did genuinely appreciate it, so it’s a shame to see the negativity in the comments.

We could hear you from SE3 😂. Ah but seriously it was lovely

@Longwhiskers14 no troll, just someone who finds the idea a bit cringe and decided to express my opinion online. Yeh I’m not in the majority, but fuck it, I’m still allowed to say as much

Actually, it is. There have been some dissenting voices on the thread but you're the only one who's come out with the predictable "virtue signalling" moan. I don't understand the mentality of someone who comes on to deliberately derail a thread in which people are celebrating something really nice and unifying when the entire nation is in turmoil. I'd hate to live in your head.