thomasblue wrote:Nothing really has changed other than giving people another reason to leave the house and break the rules. Pathetic decision which can only be put down to pressure from big companies like Wyvale and Trago plus the flower industry who are losing a fortune.
davids wrote:Can exercise outside more than once but still not allowed to travel anywhere to exercise except in certain circumstances which hasn't changed. Still have to exercise only in your own locality for vast majority
Still not allowed to sit in the park or have a picnic or meet relatives or non essential travel allowed so really not much change in the stay at home restrictions as they were before today although many will argue that those restrictions are not stringent enough anyway.
Forever Blue wrote:Welsh Govt just announced
You can now exercise as much as you like away from your home and garden centres can re-open.
They believe the public will be sensible and dont go to far from your home.
May as well be No lockdown at all.
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goats wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Welsh Govt just announced
You can now exercise as much as you like away from your home and garden centres can re-open.
They believe the public will be sensible and dont go to far from your home.
May as well be No lockdown at all.
viewtopic.php?f=2&t=213752
Just same really as most people don’t exercise anyway. I go out once or maybe twice a day anyway so no different.
Another three weeks it is.....least the kids enjoy cycling on the quiet roads
TopCat CCFC wrote:Lockdown fines in Wales to increase to £1,920
The maximum fine for repeated breaches of coronavirus lockdown regulations in Wales will increase from £120 to £1,920, the Welsh Government has confirmed.
Under the new rules , initial fixed penalty notices will remain at £60 but double for each time someone is fined, to a maximum of £1,920.
First Minister Mark Drakeford confirmed that the increased fines would come into force on Friday, ahead of the bank holiday weekend. He said:
"Fines are a last resort in the enforcement of the regulations which keep us all safe,"
"The evidence from the chief constables and Police and Crime Commissioners shows we need a stronger fines structure to deter that small minority of people who persistently fail to keep to the rules."
Bluebina wrote:TopCat CCFC wrote:Lockdown fines in Wales to increase to £1,920
The maximum fine for repeated breaches of coronavirus lockdown regulations in Wales will increase from £120 to £1,920, the Welsh Government has confirmed.
Under the new rules , initial fixed penalty notices will remain at £60 but double for each time someone is fined, to a maximum of £1,920.
First Minister Mark Drakeford confirmed that the increased fines would come into force on Friday, ahead of the bank holiday weekend. He said:
"Fines are a last resort in the enforcement of the regulations which keep us all safe,"
"The evidence from the chief constables and Police and Crime Commissioners shows we need a stronger fines structure to deter that small minority of people who persistently fail to keep to the rules."
Just a headline to get some attention, they won't use it...........
skidemin wrote:Bluebina wrote:TopCat CCFC wrote:Lockdown fines in Wales to increase to £1,920
The maximum fine for repeated breaches of coronavirus lockdown regulations in Wales will increase from £120 to £1,920, the Welsh Government has confirmed.
Under the new rules , initial fixed penalty notices will remain at £60 but double for each time someone is fined, to a maximum of £1,920.
First Minister Mark Drakeford confirmed that the increased fines would come into force on Friday, ahead of the bank holiday weekend. He said:
"Fines are a last resort in the enforcement of the regulations which keep us all safe,"
"The evidence from the chief constables and Police and Crime Commissioners shows we need a stronger fines structure to deter that small minority of people who persistently fail to keep to the rules."
Just a headline to get some attention, they won't use it...........
Europe is slowly but surely coming away from lockdowns. and the bay is going the other way..
thomasblue wrote:Nothing really has changed other than giving people another reason to leave the house and break the rules. Pathetic decision which can only be put down to pressure from big companies like Wyvale and Trago plus the flower industry who are losing a fortune.
skidemin wrote:Bluebina wrote:TopCat CCFC wrote:Lockdown fines in Wales to increase to £1,920
The maximum fine for repeated breaches of coronavirus lockdown regulations in Wales will increase from £120 to £1,920, the Welsh Government has confirmed.
Under the new rules , initial fixed penalty notices will remain at £60 but double for each time someone is fined, to a maximum of £1,920.
First Minister Mark Drakeford confirmed that the increased fines would come into force on Friday, ahead of the bank holiday weekend. He said:
"Fines are a last resort in the enforcement of the regulations which keep us all safe,"
"The evidence from the chief constables and Police and Crime Commissioners shows we need a stronger fines structure to deter that small minority of people who persistently fail to keep to the rules."
Just a headline to get some attention, they won't use it...........
Europe is slowly but surely coming away from lockdowns. and the bay is going the other way..
goats wrote:skidemin wrote:Bluebina wrote:TopCat CCFC wrote:Lockdown fines in Wales to increase to £1,920
The maximum fine for repeated breaches of coronavirus lockdown regulations in Wales will increase from £120 to £1,920, the Welsh Government has confirmed.
Under the new rules , initial fixed penalty notices will remain at £60 but double for each time someone is fined, to a maximum of £1,920.
First Minister Mark Drakeford confirmed that the increased fines would come into force on Friday, ahead of the bank holiday weekend. He said:
"Fines are a last resort in the enforcement of the regulations which keep us all safe,"
"The evidence from the chief constables and Police and Crime Commissioners shows we need a stronger fines structure to deter that small minority of people who persistently fail to keep to the rules."
Just a headline to get some attention, they won't use it...........
Europe is slowly but surely coming away from lockdowns. and the bay is going the other way..
Ridiculous I know, barely any deaths and empty hospitals. My yearn to leave wales is growing by the day
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