Another Southall Wedding Shut Down for Covid Rule Breach

Two men face fines after 100 guests attend event at Chaudhry's TKC

Chaudhry’s TKC restaurant in Southall
Chaudhry’s TKC restaurant in Southall. Picture: Google Streetview

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A second wedding party in Southall has had to be shut down after police officers said it was in breach of Covid-19 regulations.

The police were called to Chaudhry’s TKC restaurant at 7pm on Sunday, 1 November where they found approximately 100 guests at the event.

After arriving on scene, one of the event organisers attempted to convince officers that there was only a wedding party of 15 people.

However, behind a curtained off rear room, they discovered a large reception taking place. Officers explained to the organisers that the gathering was in clear breach of the Coronavirus regulations. Under the regulations wedding ceremonies and sit-down receptions are only permitted to have 15 attendees. The event was shut down.

Two men have been reported for consideration of a fine.

Last month a wedding party at the Tudor Rose was broken up by police officers who said the venue owners could face a £10,000 fine.

Chief Superintendent Peter Gardner, BCU Commander for the West Area, said: “We are still in a national pandemic and infection rates are steadily rising - restrictions around weddings have been put in place to save lives.

“Coronavirus remains a real and deadly threat and more officers will be deployed in every borough to help keep people safe. They will patrol public spaces and will respond swiftly to incidents where groups gather in large numbers.
“It is very clear that the police cannot control the spread of the virus through enforcement alone, and we need Londoners to work with us. Therefore, please continue to act responsibly. Maintain social distancing, respect the new regulations and guidance, and help keep yourself, your friends and family safe.”

 

November 5, 2020

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