David Gauke

Rural groups, says The Police leadership that the people can drive to the countryside will lead to movement "untold fears".

The National Rural network crimes and other groups said that it risks the spread of The Virus by unnecessary trips.

you have written to justice Minister Robert Buckland asking for a change in the pandemic advise.

Go to the countryside for a walk is "likely to be reasonable", if more Time Is spent on foot, as the manual says.

The Letter is a challenge of leadership is to be signed by The National Rural network crimes, the countryside Alliance, The National Farmers' Union and the country Land and Business Association, who say they are the "many millions of residents and thousands of businesses".

she said she received "hundreds of concerned messages A Day ," about people who restrict disregard of the laws of the movements, and say, there are serious concerns, this guide will "encourage even more people for the implementation of unnecessarily long travel".

"The Key message must remain: stay at home, to save lives. Everything is complicated, the message is not helpful," The Letter says.

The Letter urges that The Police policies are "highly reviewed".

The new guide has been produced by the National Police Chiefs' Council, and the University of The Police , and the last week has been released, following complaints that officers were heavy-handed in the enforcement of The Law , the restriction of the movements of people during the Corona-Virus outbreak.

Derbyshire police has been criticised for failing to warn The Walkers in The Peak District with a drone in an attempt to get the people from visiting the countryside. Some People , such as former justice Minister David Gauke said the hikers seemed to be to observe social distancing measures.

Under the direction, managers are advised that driving in the country for a walk, "reasonable", if "much more time" is spent Hiking than driving.

It also says The Police should not intervene when people stop to rest or eat lunch, while they are not allowed on a long walk, but short walks, sitting on the bench in the park. don't stop

But The Rural groups say that the advice needs to be reinforced, or it will lead to "increased pressure on The Rural police and communities".

Human Rights group Liberty, says the far-reaching powers needs careful examination, however.

"times of crisis can be abolished to create the conditions for our rights," says Director Martha Spurrier.

"The government has responded to the Corona-Virus-pandemic by The Police broad powers which in Some heavy-handed police work. This needs to be urgently addressed. "

Source of news: bbc.com