hairdresser fined 27k for breaches

[herra soul mob]

beggars belief- surprised not closed down

Covid-19: Bradford salon fined £17,000 for lockdown opening

Sinead Quinn opened Quinn Blakey Hairdressers in Oakenshaw in breach of government restrictions.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[Frijj]

Stuck a sign in her window saying she had the right to ignore restrictions because of the Magna Carta

 

[herra soul mob]

Stuck a sign in her window saying she had the right to ignore restrictions because of the Magna Carta

tell it to the judge

 

[skybo]

What a grim looking place.
Surprised she gets any customers

 

[Space Hopper]

She couldn't accept the perms and conditions.

 

[herra soul mob]

What a grim looking place.
Surprised she gets any customers

What a grim looking place.
Surprised she gets any customers

aye, cut and blow-dry is now 5k .

 

[Mackem DJ]

Stuck a sign in her window saying she had the right to ignore restrictions because of the Magna Carta

Honestly, a nation of utter buffoons

 

[Grammar Police]

Stuck a sign in her window saying she had the right to ignore restrictions because of the Magna Carta

FFS.

She deserved another £10k on top for that.

I knew we had an enormous number of thick bastards in this country, but this pandemic has flushed them out in droves.

Honestly, a national of utter buffoons

Unbelievable, isn't it.

 

[Sam Handwich]

So what does this mean
"The council said it was now "in the process of exploring alternative action"
It sounds like, either the fine isn't going to be imposed or they are going to seek other ways to punish her going forward.

 

[wisemensaysteve]

She couldn't accept the perms and conditions.

Do you do this for a living?
you should.

 

[the dude]

FFS.

She deserved another £10k on top for that.

I knew we had an enormous number of thick bastards in this country, but this pandemic has flushed them out in droves.

Unbelievable, isn't it.

Lets hope the council and police have done everything correctly so when she ends up in court she doesn't get away with it. Am sure some of the early fines ended up being rescinded as procedures hadn't been followed correctly.

 

[luvulongtime]

Covid Bleaches would have been a better headline

 

[James]

It just shows you how people can get completely caught up in the cesspit of social media. She's basically a dipstick that has been radicalised through reading endless dribble online.

Can't help but feel some sympathy toward her, it's truly odd behaviour.

 

[S.S.R..]

As far as my limited understanding of the magna carta is, it just entitles you to a trial by jury, not do whatever the fuck you like with no consequences.

It's the legal equivalent of going "You can't tell me what to do, you're not my real Dad."

 

[Frijj]

As far as my limited understanding of the magna carta is, it just entitles you to a trial by jury, not do whatever the fuck you like with no consequences.

It's the legal equivalent of going "You can't tell me what to do, you're not my real Dad."

An early revision gave an exclusive group of barons right to dissent. It was revised out and never applied to the whole population

 

[S.S.R..]

An early revision gave an exclusive group of barons right to dissent. It was revised out and never applied to the whole population

I'm dull enough to actually find that interesting.

 

[Startrite]

A hairdressers without a pun in the name of the shop. Part of the fine must be to cover that by-law infringement.

 

[Dogbark]

Death by FaceyB

 

[chunkyshanhawk53]

I’m invoking the Magna Carta defence in future. Combine it with breaking the law in a specific and limited way, and doing what’s best for my family and I’m sorted

 

[r@mside]