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direct to your inboxDerbyshire Police has apologised and scrapped £200 fines handed out to two women who drove five miles for a walk.The force admitted officers got it wrong when they accused friends Jessica Allen and Eliza Moore, both 27, of breaching coronavirus legislation.The pair travelled from their homes Ashby-de-la-Zouch, in Leicestershire, to meet for a socially distanced walk at Foremark Reservoir in Derbyshire last week.They believed the ten-minute car journey was permitted under the exception that allows people to exercise once a day with one other person from outside their household.

Pals Jessica Allen and Eliza Moore were shocked to be surrounded by police officers when they went for a stroll at Foremark Reservoir in South Derbyshire last week, who accused them of breaking Covid-19 restrictions.

Boris Johnson was spotted cycling seven miles from No10 as his ministers ordered ordinary Brits to “stay local”.

Two women who received £200 fines after travelling to a reservoir for a walk around five miles from their homes have had them rescinded, police have confirmed.

direct to your inboxPolice bosses have acknowledged some officers “may get it wrong” when enforcing England’s coronavirus regulations and that people are becoming “fed up” with ongoing national lockdown restrictions.Hardyal Dhindsa, police and crime commissioner of Derbyshire Police, said officers had a “very difficult job in really trying circumstances” due to the “ever-changing” Covid-19 restrictions.It comes after the force handed out £200 fines to two women who drove separately to go for a walk at a remote beauty spot situated around five miles from their homes.Jessica Allen and Eliza Moore, of Ashby-de-la-Zouch, Leicestershire, were surrounded by officers and fined for driving separately to Foremark Reservoir as officers claimed their

Jessica Allen and Eliza Moore appeared on This Morning on Monday after they were fined for going for a socially distanced walk five miles from their respective homes.