She broke lockdown rules by inviting more than 30 people to the event
Vicki Hutchinson invited more than 30 people to release balloons in memory of her father-in-law while the country was in lockdown
Vicki Hutchinson, 34, invited more than 30 people to the event on November 11, to pay their respects to 58-year-old Ian Stephenson. At the time of the balloon release, England was in a four-week lockdown that only allowed 30 people to attend funerals — not events like Hutchinson’s.
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