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OPEN: A pint of beer in a pub WITH coronavirus restrictions set to ease on Monday, allowing pubs, restaurants and cafes to serve customers indoors, the council is working to make sure businesses stick to the rules. Hospitality firms in Bolton, which have not had the luxury to offer outdoor eating and drinking, will welcome visitors back for the first time in months. Although it is expected most businesses will be equipped to deal with the challenges of making sure government guidance is followed, the council will be on hand to offer assistance if required. But the council is teaming up with police and “will not hesitate to take action against those who flout the rules”.
Clockwise from top; Police at an illegal wedding at Hot Chilli restaurant at Dunscar Business Park, an officer checking speeds and a elderly man holding a phone LIKE every aspect of society, crime has been affected significantly in the last year amid the coronavirus restrictions. General crime such as robbery, other violent offences and burglaries have fallen in the last 12 months while the rules have been in place. But there have been other types of crime that have increased such as speeding. After the first lockdown at the end of March last year, Prime Minister Boris Johnson told the country to stay at home.
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POLICE in Bolton have been forced to hand out hundreds more fixed penalty notice (FPN) fines for coronavirus breaches than other boroughs as house parties plague officers. Superintendent Steph Parker has revealed 771 FPNs have been issued in the town since the start of the pandemic, with only Manchester city centre officers dishing out more in the metropolitan region. Parties and large gatherings have consistently presented a problem to police since last March. On Sunday, February 21, officers were sent to Hot Chilli Indian restaurant on Dunscar Business Park, off Blackburn Road, where more than 40 people were in attendance. The event was quickly broken up and 37 FPNs were given to guests.