Met signs enforcement agreement with 33 London Councils

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Met signs enforcement agreement with 33 London Councils

Primary enforcement of the COVID-19 regulations in the capital has been handed by the Met to local authorities.

Date - 7th October 2020
By - Chris Smith

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The Metropolitan Police announced it has signed an agreement with all 33 London boroughs that will see council enforcement officers and wardens help enforce the COVID-19 restrictions. Local authorities will take primacy for enforcement activity...

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