North Yorkshire Police have continued to enforce the COVID rules in the Borough this weekend.
With the Scarborough Borough being something of a hot spot for breaches of the lockdown regulations, North Yorkshire Police have continued their clampdown on people breaching the lockdown rules.
The borough has seen more Fixed Penalty Notices issued than any other part of North Yorkshire during the third national lockdown and while many of those have been issued to local residents breaking the indoor gathering rules there have also been fines issued to people visiting from outside the area.
This weekend officers have reported four people from Leeds who had driven to Scarborough to look at a car one of them was interested in buying. The force says this is not an essential journey.
The four occupants of this car had apparently driven from #Leeds to #Scarborough to look at a car that one of them wanted to buy. This is not an essential journey and they were all reported for breaching #COVID19 regulations. pic.twitter.com/AIFIXWNOEs
— Mark Patterson (@Patto_1881) January 31, 2021
Since the beginning of the the third lock down on January 6th there have been 138 Fixed penalty notices issued in the Scarborough Borough for breaches of the lock down rules, representing 43% of all fines issued in North Yorkshire. of those 104 have been issued to local residents and 34 to people visiting the borough.


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