More police officers will be patrolling the Yorkshire Coast this weekend in a renewed effort to clamp down on unnecessary journeys during lockdown.
Police in North Yorkshire say they will continue to clamp down on unnecessary journeys this weekend as the COVID lockdown continues.
Inspector Mike walker says there have been a number of breaches of the rules over the last week, all of which risk spreading the virus further.
Last weekend offices say they dealt with A couple who travelled from Hull to Grosmont for a walk and four people who travelled from Manchester to Whitby to "see the sea".
Inspector Walker says the force has stepped up it efforts to deter people from visiting the county.
186 Fixed Penalty Notices (FPN's) were issued in North Yorkshire last week, making it the busiest week during the third lockdown.
826 FPNs have issued since the third lockdown began on 6 January 2021, 2,719 FPNs issued since the first lockdown in March 2020.
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