Ex-footballer who claimed Magna Carta allowed him to keep his soft play centre open during Covid restrictions fined more than £4,500
An ex-footballer who claimed the Magna Carta allowed him to keep his soft play centre open during Covid restrictions has been fined more than £4,500.
In written statements to the court, Merseyside Police said Orr, of Falkner Street in Liverpool, had refused to adhere to the former tier three local restrictions, which were in force in October and November 2020.
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