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A new catch-all Tea Shop thread for those miscellaneous new stories that don’t quite fit with parking, crashing into buildings or trapped/prisoners in their homes.
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Two black SUV drivers who saw
Two black SUV drivers who saw the No Entry signs at Dunquin saying ‘Route for Pedestrians & Sheep only’ & decided it didn’t apply to them, one burnt out their clutch trying to reverse up before getting rescued by tractorTwo black SUV drivers who saw the No Entry signs at Dunquin saying 'Route for Pedestrians & Sheep only' & decided it didn't apply to them, one burnt out their clutch trying to reverse up before getting rescued by tractor 😆@Wankpanzer pic.twitter.com/zQJpWuXcL8
— Kirsty Logan 🍃💚🍃🌳🪗 (@RabbleChorus) June 13, 2023
Surgeon caught speeding
Surgeon caught speeding dodges road ban as it would have ‘life threatening’ consequences for patients
https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/22674101/professor-caught-speeding-avoids-driving-ban-patients/
Professor Chris Peach, 47, was facing a minimum six month ban under the totting up procedure after he was clocked exceeding the 70mph limit on a motorway.But the married father of three successfully appealed to keep his licence under exceptional hardship rules by claiming that patients and colleagues would ”suffer” if he was not able to drive to hospital during emergencies.
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Stockport magistrates heard Peach who lives in Hale, near Altrincham, Cheshire, was caught on camera on July 22 last year driving his Land Rover Discovery at 89 mph between junctions 16 and 17 on the southbound section of the M5 near Tortworth, Gloucestershire.
And just to be clear, those emergencies: his defence explained that he’s on call one night in 12 and on one weekend in 12 and taxis are apparently too unreliable and what if something like the Manchester Arena bombing happened and he couldn’t get there because the taxi was delayed, m’lud?
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Surgeon caught speeding dodges road ban as it would have ‘life threatening’ consequences for patientshttps://www.thesun.co.uk/news/22674101/professor-caught-speeding-avoids-driving-ban-patients/
Professor Chris Peach, 47, was facing a minimum six month ban under the totting up procedure after he was clocked exceeding the 70mph limit on a motorway.But the married father of three successfully appealed to keep his licence under exceptional hardship rules by claiming that patients and colleagues would ”suffer” if he was not able to drive to hospital during emergencies.
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Stockport magistrates heard Peach who lives in Hale, near Altrincham, Cheshire, was caught on camera on July 22 last year driving his Land Rover Discovery at 89 mph between junctions 16 and 17 on the southbound section of the M5 near Tortworth, Gloucestershire.
And just to be clear, those emergencies: he’s on call one night in 12 and on one weekend in 12 and taxis are apparently too unrelieable – what if something like the Manchester Arena bombing happened and he couldn’t get there because the taxi was delayed, m’lud?
“The nature of on-call duties usually involves dealing with traumatic injuries, including road traffic injuries.“
Who said irony was dead?
We forgot to say that the
We forgot to say that the owner of the coach also had a red Ferrari. Unfortunately, it had not been taxed since December 2022 and was also seized
He should have moved to Lancashire! The Crims choice Audi A4, no MOT, insurance or VED for 3 1/2 years, reported several times (first occasion 1.7.22) and often filmed around Garstang, and this is it parked 20 yards from Garstang Police Station- a favourite police rest stop where hordes of TacOps ANPR/ video equipped police cars often hang out together avoiding work
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