Surge in Covid fines issued by police - here s the latest Bradford cases MORE than 3,000 fines were issued by police in West Yorkshire for breaches of Covid-19 laws over Christmas and the start of this year, figures show – around three-quarters of all fines issued since the start of the pandemic. Figures published by the National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC) reveal a total of 4,125 fixed penalty notices were recorded as being issued by West Yorkshire Police between March 27 last year and April 18 this year. They include 3,064 fines after December 20 – 74 per cent of the total handed out by officers since the pandemic began. The figures also show the number of fines issued over more recent weeks, with 737 given out by officers between March 14 and April 18.
Jenny Schippers
The Rope & Anchor at Dunham Massey playground
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With lockdown restrictions easing, our much-loved pubs have reopened their gardens, with full indoor dining planned to return from May 17.
With so much pent-up demand, outdoor bookings are high, with hopes of a long, hot summer ahead to enjoy the many beautiful beer gardens of Cheshire.
Now is the time to start planning your weekends spent exploring our charming county once more and co-ordinating these local adventures with lunch, dinner, and drinks at a favourite Cheshire pub on route.
RING O BELLS A BELOVED Kendal pub will soon be changing hands after its current owners announced their plans to offer the lease for sale. The Ring O Bells pub is owned by Su and Chris Duxbury, have run the business for the past eleven years. They have announced they will be giving up the lease of the pub and will be focusing their efforts on the Castle Inn which they bought in March 2020. Chris said: It s been eleven years in March since we ran the pub, but we were shut during Covid. OWNERS: Castle Inn owners Su and Chris Duxbury bought the pub in 2020
RING O BELLS A BELOVED Kendal pub will soon be changing hands after its current owners announced their plans to offer the lease for sale. The Ring O Bells pub is owned by Su and Chris Duxbury, have run the business for the past eleven years. They have announced they will be giving up the lease of the pub and will be focusing their efforts on the Castle Inn which they bought in March 2020. Chris said: It s been eleven years in March since we ran the pub, but we were shut during Covid. OWNERS: Castle Inn owners Su and Chris Duxbury bought the pub in 2020
The Bath pub so popular its customers followed the landlord there
Locals joined him at his new establishment after he moved from another boozer
00:00, 24 APR 2021
Nathan Banks, manager of the Ring O Bells in Widcombe, Bath (Image: Somerset Live)
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It is so great to see our pubs back in action after such a long time - we have missed them so much in the last few months.