hair salon owner is now facing £27,000 in fines for repeatedly opening in breach of Covid-19 lockdown rules.
Sinead Quinn was working at Quinn Blakey Hairdressers in Oakenshaw, Bradford, on Saturday when Kirklees Council officers issued a £4,000 fine.
The council found the salon open again on Monday and Tuesday and issued two further £10,000 fines. It had £1,000 and £2,000 fines for previous breaches.
Ms Quinn said on Instagram she did not consent to or accept the fines.
The salon owner posted videos on the social networking site which show her talking to council officials and police, saying she had not broken any laws.
On the video, she is heard saying: "I don't consent to any fines, so it will just be returned to sender."
She had also displayed a poster on the salon door which refers to Magna Carta, and says the shop is "under the jurisdiction of common law".
England is currently in a national lockdown with strict rules which say non-essential shops, including hairdressers, must close.
A council spokesman confirmed the fines, saying it had found the business to be "open and trading".
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Sinead Quinn opened Quinn Blakey Hairdressers in Oakenshaw in breach of government restrictions.
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