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Barber and car wash owner in court for breaking coronavirus rules

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Sign up to the MyStockport newsletter to keep up with all the top stories A hairdresser and car wash owner have both been fined after pleading guilty to breaking coronavirus rules.

The Stockport businessmen were prosecuted at Tameside Magistrates Court for offences committed towards the end of last year.

Chris King, of Chris King Barber Shop, in St Petersgate, had been ordered to close by the council following complaints over a lack of social distancing and both staff and customers not wearing PPE. READ MORE: Council-run care home where inspectors found resident with ‘unexplained injury’ brought out of special measures The salon also reportedly failed to display a QR code or keep customer details for the Test and Trace system.

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