Lockdown parties and street fights - 40 fined for breaching Covid rules this weekend
A business owner was also fined for driving to a client s house
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Hull New Year s Eve party hosts fined after 40 guests celebrate together
Despite the coronavirus restrictions it was another busy New Year s Eve for the police
Freehold Street off Spring Bank in Hull (Image: Katie Pugh)
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Covid-19: Hull and Cleethorpes New Year parties stopped
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image caption Covid-19 remains a public health emergency , said Humberside Police
Humberside police have broken up two New Year s Eve house parties, including one with about 40 people in attendance.
Those 40 guests were moved on from a party in Freehold Street, Hull, and two householders were served with a penalty notice, said a police spokesperson.
Eight people were also served with penalty notices after loud music was heard coming from a property on North Promenade in Cleethorpes, police added. We all have a responsibility to do the right thing, said the force.
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A TOP cop today slammed New Year s Eve ravers who decided partying was more important than protecting other people .
While millions stayed home to stop the spread of the deadly bug, hundreds of Brits ignored the rules and joined illegal parties in Birmingham, Essex, Manchester and London.
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Large crowds gather in London s South Bank despite Covid restrictionsCredit: Rex Features
London alone saw cops called out to 58 unlicenced music events - fining 217 people along with five others reported for possible £10,000 fines.
In one New Year s Eve bash in Sewardstonebury, Essex, more than 100 revellers were filmed drinking and partying - with a flame thrower even seen spinning a baton on fire during the Covid-breaking celebrations.