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Well now we know her address, can we all hop over the gate and put a Strava sprint segment up her drive? Anyway don't be so mean, she is vital to the economy;
Squandering her husbandsrecycling her assets through various private Cheshire cosmetic clinics. Think of all the Pinarellos it will buy.Oh to have a quarter of a mile driveway.
Talk about detached from reality.
I think slopping out and being banged up for 23 hours a day at the mercy of prison drug gangs might involve some 'lifestyle changes' for the poor unfortunates who are so sentenced. I've never heard of this being accepted by a judge as mitigation.
Her brief's argument seems to be no more than 'Don't punish her because she wouldn't like it very much.'
And it seems to have pretty well worked!
(The fine amounts to about one sixtieth of the value of her car! Harsh indeed!)
I read this elsewhere and feel sorry for her in a way. Her husband did pretty much everything from what I've read. And she's devastated, which is understandable.
But her defence is so pathetic it's laughable - a 1/4 mile is 400m and if you can't walk that then you're in trouble. In any case she could always drive her car down the drive and leave it there, as it's private land.
Losing a partner can be tough and a friend of mine is struggling now, which is why I do have some sympathy. But her reliance on the bottle is not the way forward. And she also needs a wake up call in her attitude to others.
Well she SAYS that - but who knows the truth - it's certainly something she'd want to play up in court. She seems adept enough to find wine in the local garage. It's not like she's been locked up in a basement for 30 years...
"I bought a sandwich at the shop and two bottles of wine and I just drank them there in the car. I threw the empty bottles under my coat - I was just so distraught.
'I have never and will never drive after having a drink. I know it was wrong to have a drink in the car but I was desperate to get rid of the pain I was feeling."
Kind of clashes with "Police found Woodward slumped in her seat with a sandwich, her dog and two unopened bottles of wine next to her. "
The garage dude called the police on her BEFORE she'd got her wine - so she's trying to save her own skin by saying she'd only drank in the car after buying the booze.
I'd not trust her as far as I can throw her.
£560 fine plus £760 charges - pointless because this is small change to her.
15 days rehabilitation - again pointless because she clearly doesn't understand that she has a problem.
Shes driving an 80k jeep - the fine won't register at all.
Glad she lost her licence. An awful attitude to other people's lives.
Pity that she got off with no community service - it sounds exactly what she needs to do.
Knocking around in an empty house doesn't sound healthy to me.
1/4 of a mile is about 5 minutes walk so stuff her. as someone has already pointed out she can drive on her own land anyway.
£560 fine looks paltry given the changes made to speeding fines.
This spoilt cow is so overpriviledged she has lost the ability to function within society!
Can't walk down your drive? Get a taxi. Can't do community service because work is an 'alien environment'? Just turn up and try, pretty sure you won't get sacked.
Her life has made her so useless you almost feel sorry for her, then you read that her and her friends were partying all night before her husband was even cold in the ground and that she denied drink driving despite being caught in her car completely plastered.
Next time anyone refers to 'benefit scroungers' or claims that wealth is down to hard work and talent I will point them in the direction of this oxygen thieving, resource hoarding cockwomble.
Surely she can still legally drive up and down her own drive after she's been banned? So how is the length of her drive relevant to anything?
Apparently if you're banned you're only allowed to drive on *completely private* roads. So if she lets delivery drivers, postmen, etc up her quarter mile driveway then its not completely private. My heart bleeds...
Her driveway is completely private unless there's a bridleway or some such down it. By allowing trades people etc access does not make the property any less private. She is still liable for any damage she might do to them if she runs over them while inebriated, because dangerous or careless use of a vehicle is not restricted to public property.
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Yup. That's the point. And, thats a consequence of being caught while driving while three times over the limit.
Also:
Classy
Broken Britain.
So, two days after the funeral and she's cracking out the fizz for her mates? Whatever happened to gin?
Self entitled rich [deleted] person wallowing in their own sorrow at husband's death, drives £80k killing machine around risking inflicting misery of loss of loved one on others.
Corrected that for myself - missed that it sounded like a celebration of his demise not a wake.
Makes you wonder if the hubby should be exhumed so the coroner can do a toxicology report.