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Hertfordshire Police have taken more enforcement action against Covid rule breakers as more fines were dished out in the county. One incident occurred at a student property in The Runway in Hatfield, where University of Hertfordshire students had gathered to have a FIFA tournament on Tuesday, January 12. Officers received reports of an unlawful gathering at the property around 1am and on arrival found more than 20 people at the address. Most people made off when police arrived, Hertfordshire Constabulary said. Those remaining inside the address were reported for breaching coronavir...

Published: 4:47 PM January 29, 2021    Five fines were handed out to the occupants of an address in Hatfield which hosted a gathering - Credit: Matt Powell Earlier this week, five £200 fixed penalty notices were handed out to students in Hatfield after they breached coronavirus regulations by hosting a FIFA tournament. On Tuesday, January 12, at around 1 am, police received reports of an unlawful gathering at a student property in The Runway. Officers attended and found more than 20 people at the address. Most people made off following police arrival. Those remaining inside the address ...

Covid-19: Fifa tournament students disciplined by university Published image captionMore than 20 people were found at a gaming tournament in a student property The University of Hertfordshire has disciplined five students who took part in a Fifa gaming competition in breach of coronavirus regulations. Police said they found more than 20 people at an address in The Runway, Hatfield, on 12 January but several ran away. They issued five people with a £200 fixed penalty notice. The university said the students "blatantly breached Covid-19 rules" and have been "disciplined". Hertfordshire Police ...

Insurance Age Subscriptions Subscriptions Insurance Age staff Print this page   Apollo Syndicate Management, an independent specialist insurer and reinsurer, today (27 January) announced that Rob Johnston has been appointed as head of marine and energy liability at Apollo Syndicate 1969. He will join the business in April, reporting to Simon Mason, head of marine and energy. He replaces Howard Burnell who was convicted of assault last week following an attack on his then-girlfriend in March. Sister title revealed that Burnell was suspended by Apollo in December last Only users w...

Apollo Syndicate 1969 appoints Rob Johnston as head of marine and energy liability Apollo Syndicate Management (“Apollo”), the independent specialist insurer and reinsurer, today announced that Rob Johnston has been appointed as head of marine and energy liability at Apollo Syndicate 1969. He will join the business in April, reporting to Simon Mason, head of marine and energy. Johnston joins Apollo from MS Amlin, where he has managed several significant portfolios since 2014 and was most recently a marine and energy liability senior underwriter. Prior to that, Johnston worked as an underw...