Colchester protester who encouraged people to break Covid rules fined
AN anti-lockdown protester who encouraged people to gather in opposition to coronavirus rules described a fine as an unlawful affront to her human…
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AN anti-lockdown protester who encouraged people to gather in opposition to coronavirus rules described a fine as an unlawful affront to her human…
After being handed a fine by magistrates she described it as an unlawful affront to her human rights. Picture: PA AN anti-lockdown protester who encouraged people to break coronavirus rules says she does not believe she “committed any harm.” After being handed a fine by magistrates she described it as an unlawful affront to her human rights. In November, police were made aware Dace Omondiale, 31, had set up a Facebook group titled ‘Say No to Lockdown and Covid Measures’. She used a social media profile in her own name to post on the group, which advertised a protest and gather...
IT'S the end of an era for Colchester.
IT'S the end of an era for Colchester. Debenhams' departure has dealt a blow to the town, having been the anchor store for the Culver Square development when built in 1987. Today's nostalgia features other fondly remembered department stores lost in recent years. Debenhams is certainly not the first major retailer to shut its Colchester store. The likes of Essex-based firm Keddies, Woolworths, British Home Stores and C&A were also high street favourites forced to close their doors to north Essex shoppers. Keddies used to be on both sides of Queen Street - one half on the corner of...
IT'S the end of an era for Colchester. Debenhams' departure has dealt a blow to the town, having been the anchor store for the Culver Square development when built in 1987. Today's nostalgia features other fondly remembered department stores lost in recent years. Debenhams is certainly not the first major retailer to shut its Colchester store. The likes of Essex-based firm Keddies, Woolworths, British Home Stores and C&A were also high street favourites forced to close their doors to north Essex shoppers. Keddies used to be on both sides of Queen Street - one half on the corner of...