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since they came into force in March, new figures show.  , whose police force issued nearly a tenth of all fines, with 3,034 fixed penalty notices handed out.  The data, published by the National Police Chiefs Council [NPCC], showed that 32,329 fixed penalty notices were issued by forces in England and Wales between March 27 and December 21 last year.  The report said there had been a downward trend in recent weeks after a surge in fines as restrictions were tightened from September.  A peak of 3,288 came during the week of the Easter Bank Holiday in April and the most recent weekly figures showed that 542 tickets were handed out in the week to December 17, compared with 821 in the previous seven days.  For face coverings, the NPCC figures showed a total of 958 fines were issued between June 15 and December 20, including 199 on public transport, an average of seven a week.  The remaining 759 were handed out in places such as shops.  The weekly number rose sharply to 78 between October 2 and 8, remaining at a similar level until late November, when it began to decline, with 33 fines issued in the most recent full week to December 17.  Speaking of the numbers NPCC chairman Martin Hewitt said: "Enforcement doesn't and shouldn't always equal police involvement or the issuance of a fixed penalty notice.  "It is right for officers to be inquisitive about why individuals may be away from home.  "Those who blatantly ignore the regulations should expect to receive a fixed penalty notice and we'll target our resources towards those who commit the most serious breaches and put others at risk through their behaviour."  The figures come after senior officers warned of tougher enforcement during the latest national lockdown in England.  The Metropolitan Police said people could be stopped to explain why they are away from home with Londoners breaching Covid legislation 'increasingly likely to face fines.'  People not wearing masks when they should be "and without good reason" can also expect to be "fined - not reasoned with", the force said.   David Jamieson, the police and crime commissioner for West Midlands Police, called for officers to be given powers to force entry into the homes of suspected coronavirus law breakers.  Full list of number of fines issued by police forces in England between March 27 and December 20 for breaches of coronavirus laws:   - Avon and Somerset: 610 - Bedfordshire: 321 - British Transport Police (BTP): 452 - Cambridgeshire: 280 - Cheshire: 440 - City of London: 86 - Cleveland: 313 - Cumbria: 941 - Derbyshire: 301 - Devon and Cornwall: 1,233 - Dorset: 1,010 - Durham: 253 - Essex: 505 - Gloucestershire: 279 - Greater Manchester: 2,183 - Hampshire: 567 - Hertfordshire: 380 - Humberside: 169 - Kent: 270 - Lancashire: 1,506 - Leicestershire: 618 - Lincolnshire: 367 - Merseyside: 1,411 - Metropolitan Police: 1,761 - Ministry of Defence Police: 37 - Norfolk: 459 - North Yorkshire: 1,484 - Northamptonshir