Pictures that show Hereford is responding to lockdown orders

Shoppers heeded the warning to only shop for necessities with supermarkets quieter than in the past few days.

Our photographer Rob Davies found mainly deserted streets on his tour of Hereford city centre.

The police have also been monitoring the situation and making sure that orders for ‘social distancing’ are complied with.

Southwye SNT patrolling the parks on this sunny afternoon!! Nice & Quiet at Newtown Farm Skate Park this morning ! #StaySafeSaveLives @InspHereford pic.twitter.com/bii9vU36G3

— SouthsideCops (@southsidecops) March 24, 2020

Oak Cresent Park looking Quiet ! Only one or two people together at one time , unless in a family group! #lockdown #keepingsafe @InspHereford @HerefordCops pic.twitter.com/n99NMHwEpU

— SouthsideCops (@southsidecops) March 24, 2020

 The streets of Hereford city centre were quiet on Tuesday, March 24, in response to the Government's coronavirus lockdown guidance. Picture: Rob Davies

The streets of Hereford city centre were quiet on Tuesday, March 24, in response to the Government's coronavirus lockdown guidance. Picture: Rob Davies (Image: Hereford Times)

The streets of Hereford city centre were quiet on Tuesday, March 24, in response to the Government's coronavirus lockdown guidance. Picture: Rob Davies

The streets of Hereford city centre were quiet on Tuesday, March 24, in response to the Government's coronavirus lockdown guidance. Picture: Rob Davies

The streets of Hereford city centre were quiet on Tuesday, March 24, in response to the Government's coronavirus lockdown guidance. Picture: Rob Davies

Quiet in Maylord shopping centre, Hereford, on Tuesday, March 24, in response to the Government's coronavirus lockdown guidance. Picture: Rob Davies

Car park fees suspended in Hereford city centre on Tuesday, March 24, in response to the Government's coronavirus lockdown guidance. Picture: Rob Davies