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HUNDREDS of people breaking coronavirus guidelines received fines from Wiltshire Police during months of lockdowns. The force has been giving out fewer fixed penalty notices since restrictions began to ease in April but still emphasised the importance of following safety measures to stop the deadly virus spreading. Figures published by the National Police Chiefs’ Council reveal a total of 762 fixed penalty notices were issued by Wiltshire Police between March 27 last year and May 16 this year. They include 12 fines handed out after April 18 – 98 fewer than the 110 processed in the...

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Wiltshire Police are continuing to hand out fines to people gathering illegally during the coronavirus pandemic. Officers from the force were called out to five separate house parties over the weekend, in Swindon and Chippenham. This resulted in a number of £200 fines being dished out for breaking Covid rules. The latest figures show that between February 22 and February 28 Wiltshire Police: • Issued 59 fixed penalty notices. This brings the overall total to 696. • Issued 93 formal warnings to people for failing to adhere to the Government rules. • Recorded 357 reports ...

Deputy Chief Constable Paul Mills FIVE people in Chippenham were given £200 Covid fines by police after being caught breaching lockdown rules on Saturday evening. Officers attended a house in Curlew Drive, Chippenham, where five people aged between 23 and 55 were issued with fines. Police also issued fines and warnings to people in four separate incidents in Swindon. Now officers have warned people to stick to the Covid lockdown restrictions still in place. Latest figures show that between February 22 and 28 Wiltshire Police issued 59 fixed penalty notices. This brings the overall ...

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