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.
Internet Covid conspiracy theorists are leafleting high streets in an attempt to rally businesses in support of a Great Reopening to defy lockdown restrictions - as police said they would not hesitate to issue £10,000 fines to any firms flouting the rules.
Sinead Quinn, owner of Quinn Blakey Hairdressing, Oakenshaw, near Bradford, is among those vowing to welcome customers tomorrow after previously demanding officials provide proof that Covid existed.
Ms Quinn, who has racked up £17,000 in fines, has liked a social media campaign calling on firms to exercise your right to own a living that has spread on Instagram and Telegram, the encrypted messaging app known for attracting extremist content.
Cornwall Airport Newquay reopens for UK domestic flights
Commercial flights have been stopped since November 9
Cornwall Airport Newquay (Image: Hugh Hastings/Getty Images)
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