Man, 53, fined for participating in outdoor gathering TWICE in three weeks
Tuesday, 27th April 2021, 10:09 am
Northampton magistrates fined seven people a total of £1,760 for various Covid-19 offences at a hearing last week.
One of the seven, Andrew Painter, landed a £688 court bill for participating in a gathering of two or more people
TWICE in November last year.
Three were fined £220 each for failing to wear face coverings on buses and three more for not wearing face coverings in shops.
Anybody found breaching Covid-19 regulations has been liable for a £200 fixed penalty notice since September last year although that is reduced to £100 if paid within 14 days. Those who do not pay within 28 days face being taken to court.
Fifteen alleged lockdown breachers from towns including Corby, Northampton and Irthlingborough to appear in court this morning
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