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UK police stake out hairdresser for defying lockdown, follows £17,000 fine for staying open -- Society s Child -- Sott net

Sat, 30 Jan 2021 13:10 UTC Mother-of-two Sinead Quinn, the owner of Quinn Blakey Hairdressing, Oakenshaw, near Bradford, speaks through the window to a police officer and police community support officerA rebel hairdresser has been stopped from opening up her salon today as shopkeepers across the country say they will break Covid rules to start trading again. Mother-of-two Sinead Quinn, the owner of Quinn Blakey Hairdressing, Oakenshaw, near Bradford, returned to her salon shortly before 12pm today and entered the building. Ms Quinn revealed that she had an injunction made against her that forbid her from opening the salon with a power of arrest attached to it.

Can gyms survive the pandemic?

In the months that followed, his workouts hit 80 million views. PE With Joe has returned for the latest lockdown, to the relief of thousands of harassed parents. ‘People realised that training at home was less time-consuming and more cost-effective,’ says Louis Rennocks, co-founder of GRNDHOUSE, a strength-training workout platform that launched this month. ‘The pandemic gave the at-home fitness industry the boost it needed to accelerate what was going to happen anyway.’ How fitness got creative The boom in at-home workouts means sales of home gym equipment also skyrocketed. Cycle-fitness phenomenon Peloton grew its revenue by 232 per cent to £555.5 million – its stationary bikes start at £1,750, supplemented by a monthly membership fee (starting at £39 a month), to join live classes where trainers can see how fast you’re pedalling.

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