the UK's first speeding fine 125 years on

David9694 · 2021-01-28T22:34:48+00:00

Having incurred his £4 7s fine, he took out an ad in The Times saying "Cylingmikey you, Sir are a snitch, a copper's nark. I have a family to feed and I give you fair warning: do not come down this way or you may enounter something unpleasant and displeasing. Take heed." https://www.kentonline.co.uk/kent/news/the-story-of-the-uks-first-speeding-ticket-241472/

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January 28, 2021 at 10:34 pm #31404

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Having incurred his £4 7s fine, he took out an ad in The Times saying “Cylingmikey you, Sir are a snitch, a copper’s nark. I have a family to feed and I give you fair warning: do not come down this way or you may enounter something unpleasant and displeasing. Take heed.”

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“Volunteers monitored four
“Volunteers monitored four roads – Maidstone Road, Station Road, High Street and Cranbrook Road – which have limits of 30mph and 40mph and found that 162 drivers were travelling at more than 70mph.”
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the UK’s first speeding fine 125 years on