Derbyshire Police reviewing lockdown fines after being branded 'bonkers' over £200 fine for women walking

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Salford after reports of a serious crash involving a pedestrian. Police were called to Worsley Road at 7.30pm on Tuesday (January 26) to reports of a collision.A cordon has been in place between Walker Road and the Stablefold for a number of hours.Seven police cars are at the scene and have marked the road with orange cones and police tape.Officers from the Serious Collision Unit are investigating what has happened.Worsley Road has been closed and diversions are in place.

Anyone who may have information about Socks is asked to call 101 or Crimestoppers on 0800 5551111 quoting crime reference number CRI/06LL/0001639/21.Alternatively, use the Live Chat feature at www.gmp.police.uk.

Police in Lanarkshire have warned hairdressers and gyms to stop breaking the rules after members of the public tipped- off officers of lockdown breaches. Officers say some business owners have been ignoring the lockdown rules and continuing to take customers.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Police are appealing for information after a house was broken into in Newmains.Between January 15 and two days later the theft by housebreaking took place at the home in Banavie Road.A television was stolen from the property before the homeowner raised the alarm.Inspector Stevie Murray, from Wishaw Police Office, said: “There is no positive line of enquiry but we will be conducting door-to-door enquiries

direct to your inboxFour men who travelled out of Greater Manchester to spent a night in Derbyshire have been fined by police for breaching Covid-19 lockdown restrictions.Police said there was 'no exceptional reason for them doing so'.All four were slapped with fines of £200 each.Officers from Derbyshire Constabulary said they found the four 'young adults' who had travelled from Manchester into the Peak District on Wednesday, January 13.

direct to your inbox Police have fined a man £200 after he took his family out in the late evening to play Pokemon in breach of the national coronavirus lockdown. Warwickshire Police issued the fine after the man and his family travelled 14 miles from Bedworth to Kenilworth late on Tuesday evening to play Pokemon Hunt.It prompted an officer to tweet: "Travelling from Bedworth to Kenilworth in the late evening to “Pokemon Hunt” is not essential.

direct to your inboxDerbyshire Police has apologised and scrapped £200 fines handed out to two women who drove five miles for a walk.The force admitted officers got it wrong when they accused friends Jessica Allen and Eliza Moore, both 27, of breaching coronavirus legislation.The pair travelled from their homes Ashby-de-la-Zouch, in Leicestershire, to meet for a socially distanced walk at Foremark Reservoir in Derbyshire last week.They believed the ten-minute car journey was permitted under the

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Detectives are appealing for information following a serious assault and attempted robbery which took place in the Coltness area of Wishaw.The incident happened in the North Kilmeny Crescent area around 10.30pm on Saturday, January 9.Two men forced their way into a property and demanded money from a 41-year-old year old man, before seriously assaulting him and leaving the area.

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