A man who drove 30 miles for a takeaway and a group gathering in a garden shed are among hundred of people who have been issued fines by police enforcing coronavirus rules.
Forces across the UK have broken up parties and meet-ups and fined people for visiting beauty spots despite lockdown rules.
The Metropolitan Police said officers had issued more than 140 fixed penalty notices (FPNs) totalling £39,000 in two days in the Tower Hamlets and Hackney areas of London.
On January 15, officers were called to a property in Brick Lane, east London, and found more than 40 people having a party at an Airbnb.
Man driving 30 miles for KFC among latest lockdown fines
Another man said he had driven to Wiltshire to get a McDonald s
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Hampshire Police were called to a house in Basingstoke at around 8.30pm on Saurday where a total of six people were gathered - four of whom did not live there.
Youths spotted climbing on roofs in Barry doing back flips and kicking in windows
Police said the groups of up to 30 youths are causing anti-social behaviour on Holton Road in Barry
Holton Road in Barry (Image: Google)
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Groups of up to 30 youths are causing havoc on a busy street by climbing onto roofs and free-running in what police described as an accident waiting to happen .
10 Things You Never Knew About Barry
1. In prehistoric times, Barry was part of the Caribbean
Barry has always known for its exotic climate and brown palm trees but what’s less known is that Barry used to form part of the Caribbean. Back in prehistoric times, Barry was situated on a tectonic plate that was situated just off the island of Antigua. An apocalyptic volcano sent the tectonic plate flying through the air and it came to land just on the south Wales coast, where it remains to this day.
2. The first people of Barry were only 3ft tall
No one is really quite sure why but the first settlers in Barry were no higher than a very tall miniature horse. As a result, the doorways to many of the town’s first houses were no higher than a 3ft person. They also had trouble going on some of the rides at Barry Island fairground as you had to be over 4ft to go on them.