'Why are some people still flouting social distancing rules?' ask angry Milton Keynes residents

One showed a group of eight men, women and children walking together in a park in Newport Pagnell, and another showed people queuing close together at a fast food van on a city estate, with the caption: "Lovely bit of social distancing at the Whitehouse taco van."

There have also been several photos of teenagers sitting or walking together in groups of up to six or seven.

All have prompted outraged comments and demands for the Citizen to 'name and shame', which we cannot do for legal reasons.

One resident said: "What is it people don’t understand? I’ve just been in my daily exercise walk and today I have seen a number of people blatantly flouting the rules.

"I have been passed by cyclists who think two feet is adequate. I've seen people sitting fishing in the canal, people sitting at park benches having a picnic and to cap it all two people who think it is necessary to take gym equipment to the park to do a workout.

"People should be disgusted with their behaviour in these troubled times."

Other people have reported neighbours having constant visitors and even parties during lockdown.

Police are patrolling Mk looking for people breaking the rules and have dispersed several groups - including guests at a barbecue and neighbours holding a large gathering outside their houses.

Neighbourhood officer today praised people in the Shenley area, publishing a photo of the deserted pavilion playing fields.

A police spokesman said: "This was the view from Garthwaite Crescent Pavilion in Shenley Brook End. We were delighted to see not a single person out, thank you for staying home and saving lives."

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