A man from Iver has been ordered to pay nearly £1,000 after he was caught not wearing a face mask indoors.
Alexander Todd, 30, of Iver Lane in Iver, was convicted on July 1 for entering or remaining in a place in England without wearing a face mask.
Todd was fined £660 and ordered to pay £291 costs after he was caught not wearing a mask in Uxbridge Underground Station, Uxbridge, on February 11.
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Transport For London brought the charges to Lavender Hill Magistrates’ Court, and Todd was found guilty of the charge in his absence.
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The offence took place before restrictions on wearing face masks were relaxed in England.
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