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Updated: 23 Apr 2021, 16:35 Invalid Date, A SALON owner has said she is "happy" to pay a £635 fine after breaking Covid rules to host a balloon release for her dad-in-law who died of the bug. Vicki Hutchinson, 34, had faced a £10,000 fixed penalty for holding an illegal gathering of more than 30 people in November. �� 2 Vicki Hutchinson, 34, had faced a £10,000 fixed penalty for holding an illegal gathering of more than 30 peopleCredit: PA But that was reduced after she attended Peterlee Magistrates' Court on Friday to admit the offence, based on her ability to pay. On November 11, th...

By Press Association 2021 Vicki Hutchinson A tanning salon owner has said she was happy to pay £635 for breaching coronavirus regulations by organising a balloon release in memory of her father-in-law who died after contracting Covid-19. Vicki Hutchinson, 34, had faced a £10,000 fixed penalty for holding an illegal gathering of more than 30 people in November. But that was reduced after she attended Peterlee Magistrates’ Court on Friday to admit the offence, based on her ability to pay. On November 11, the mother-of-three had posted ...

A DEFIANT tanning salon owner who breached coronavirus regulations by organising a balloon release in memory of her father-in-law who died after contracting Covid-19 has said she would do it again – despite the £500 fine. Vicki Hutchinson, 34, had faced a £10,000 fixed penalty for holding an illegal gathering of more than 30 people in November. But that was reduced after she attended Peterlee Magistrates’ Court on Friday to admit the offence, based on her ability to pay. The mother-of-three posted an invitation on her Facebook page for friends and family of Ian Stephenson on Nov...

A tanning salon owner was today fined £635 for breaching lockdown rules after a video showed dozens of people at a balloon release in memory of her father-in-law. Vicki Hutchinson had faced a £10,000 fixed penalty for holding an illegal gathering of more than 30 people last November. But that was reduced after the mother-of-three attended Peterlee Magistrates' Court in County Durham to admit the offence. The 34-year-old said outside court: 'When you lose someone, you don't think, do you? There will be some people who say you shouldn't have done it because we were in lockdown but I believe w...