Hundreds of car enthusiasts gathered in Nottinghamshire on Sunday (April 4) at an anti-lockdown meet.

The event organised by UK Car Scene soon filled an industrial estate in Bulwell.

However, Nottinghamshire police soon shut this location down and it was claimed that a "police approved location" had been agreed at the East Midlands Parkway train station near East Midlands Airport.

This prompted a huge exit and caused traffic chaos in Bulwell and near the train station where police were forced to close the entrance to the station.

However, a number of entrances remained open and the petrol-heads were still able to drive in and attend the meet.

Drivers were seen performing donuts and other dangerous manoeuvres.

The crowds ignored the rule of six and social distancing.

It is not known if any fines were issued.

100s of the car enthusiasts gathered in Nottinghamshire on Sunday the 4th April at an event named Covid freedom meet. The event organised by UK Car Scene had previously been moved from 2 locations as drivers began to fill an industrial estate in Bulwell. However Nottinghamshire police soon shut this location down and it was claimed that a "police approved location" had been agreed at the East Midlands Parkway train station near to East midlands Airport. This prompted a huge exit and caused traffic chaos in Bulwell and near to the train station where police were forced to close the entrance to the station. However a number of entrances were still open and due to a lack of police people were still able to drive in and attend the meet.

Drivers were seen parked across roundabouts and performing donuts on them. Drivers were also seen driving antisocially on public roads to a large crowd of people watching. The crowds were seen to be ignoring the rule of six and social distancing. It is not known if any fines were issued.