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BE sensible and don’t breach the rules – we don’t want anyone to begin 2021 with a fine. That is the message from Chief Superintendent Claire Armes from Avon and Somerset Police who is urging people to not break the rules and celebrate the New Year responsibly. Officers will be on patrol on streets across Somerset tonight and call-handlers will be working around the clock to keep the public safe. Somerset is in Tier 4 meaning that pubs and bars cannot open so it will be a different New Year’s Eve to many years with people needing to stay at home.
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Police in North Somerset are urging people to stick to Government restrictions ahead of tonight’s New Year celebrations, organisers of events face a £10,000 fine.
Officers will be on patrol this evening to ensure individuals and business adhere to the restrictions which prevent pubs and bars in tier three and four areas from opening.
People are also being encouraged not to break the rules by mixing indoors, organise parties or take part in large gatherings with people outside of their household.
Chief Supt of Avon and Somerset police, Claire Armes, said: “We fully understand that people want to celebrate the start of 2021, but we’re urging everyone to remember the restrictions when they do so. Come new year’s day, the pandemic will not be over; it’s vital everyone does what they can to prevent the virus spreading, to protect the NHS and ultimately save lives.”
Police and health leaders urge people to follow covid-19 rules on New Year s Eve We don’t want anyone to begin 2021 with a fine
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Police and health leaders are urging people to follow government guidance on coronavirus and not go out to celebrate New Year s Eve.
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