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LR NUT wrote:

without anyone bating an eye lid.

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westville wrote:

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In any event, he can't get "done" for it, as it was not witnessed by an Officer on duty.

Don't know where you got that idea from but it is completely wrong eg evidence from witnesses and cameras come to mind

SouthamFL2 wrote:

Jack frost wrote:

Jimboland wrote:

I bet he won't get done for not wearing a seatbelt. Perhaps he was going out to buy a hearing aid because he couldn't hear the seat belt warning pinger.

J

The police have released a statement that the prince has been spoken to & given advice for not wearing a seat belt.

A sensible approach.

In any event, he can't get "done" for it, as it was not witnessed by an Officer on duty. This trial by media makes me sick....if they carry on in this way, I suspect that injunctions will be taken out against the media-circus around the area in question.

Someone has done their civic duty and shoveled up the broken bits and stuck them on Ebay for charity. Would be nice to think that the charity will get the winning bid amount but I doubt it! See Ebay item no eBay Item No. 233101271544. UPdate: The listing is no longer showing up so has probably been pulled by Ebay. It was sitting at £65,900 last time I looked!

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Feeling that a new bumper sticker "As driven by Prince Philip" is needed... that should keep Kias out of the way Freelander2, GS SD4 auto, MY2013

The other party is now bleating on about having had no contact with HRH, how she was expecting some flowers and that she's 'lucky to be alive'. She's got a broken wrist ffs Ambulance chasers have got to her as 'she's' now considering a personal injury claim as she doesn't think she'll be able to work for several months. Broken wrist, not able to work?? She's supposedly a support worker, not giving much of that is she? Still if a clipboard guy can get her a few bob, why bother making the effort of trying to get to work.
With hindsight I wish I'd pressed the local bus company for flowers when their driver took the wing mirror off my Impreza

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Accorrding to part of the media, they got a message that "The Queen and The Duke wish to be remembered to you". Maybe that's not in the area of the language skills of the plebs, but it's close to a OBE ! Everyone can spread it - Anyone can catch it. Stay home - the life you save can be your own!

dondiddy wrote:

Someone has done their civic duty and shoveled up the broken bits and stuck them on Ebay for charity. Would be nice to think that the charity will get the winning bid amount but I doubt it! See Ebay item no eBay Item No. 233101271544. UPdate: The listing is no longer showing up so has probably been pulled by Ebay. It was sitting at £65,900 last time I looked!

dondiddy wrote:

Someone has done their civic duty and shoveled up the broken bits and stuck them on Ebay for charity. Would be nice to think that the charity will get the winning bid amount but I doubt it! See Ebay item no eBay Item No. 233101271544. UPdate: The listing is no longer showing up so has probably been pulled by Ebay. It was sitting at £65,900 last time I looked!

Sidthecat wrote:

The other party is now bleating on about having had no contact with HRH, how she was expecting some flowers and that she's 'lucky to be alive'. She's got a broken wrist ffs Ambulance chasers have got to her as 'she's' now considering a personal injury claim as she doesn't think she'll be able to work for several months. Broken wrist, not able to work?? She's supposedly a support worker, not giving much of that is she? Still if a clipboard guy can get her a few bob, why bother making the effort of trying to get to work.
With hindsight I wish I'd pressed the local bus company for flowers when their driver took the wing mirror off my Impreza

If she is waiting for an apology from Phil the Greek, she better be a patient person as the guy Class 1 .

Sidthecat wrote:

The other party is now bleating on about having had no contact with HRH, how she was expecting some flowers and that she's 'lucky to be alive'. She's got a broken wrist ffs Ambulance chasers have got to her as 'she's' now considering a personal injury claim as she doesn't think she'll be able to work for several months. Broken wrist, not able to work?? She's supposedly a support worker, not giving much of that is she? Still if a clipboard guy can get her a few bob, why bother making the effort of trying to get to work.
With hindsight I wish I'd pressed the local bus company for flowers when their driver took the wing mirror off my Impreza

AntC wrote:

My theory, FWIW, is that he did what many confused elderly drivers do when they are behind the wheel of an automatic and that is press the accelerator instead of the brake and when they find they're not slowing down, press it even harder. It's a mistake often made in car parks and high streets.

An eye witness said that the FL "careered across the road". If he was turning the steering wheel at the same time, this could have unbalanced the car enough to turn over when hit by the Kia.

He did say that he was blinded by the sun which was in his face in the direction he was going, but that shouldn't have affected his ability to see the oncoming car, if in fact he even looked.

Just a theory - I wasn't there.

OLOSTEVE wrote:

dondiddy wrote:

Someone has done their civic duty and shoveled up the broken bits and stuck them on Ebay for charity. Would be nice to think that the charity will get the winning bid amount but I doubt it! See Ebay item no eBay Item No. 233101271544. UPdate: The listing is no longer showing up so has probably been pulled by Ebay. It was sitting at £65,900 last time I looked!

That's, "Larceny by finding".

Quite right
With all the ner do wells around that area, theft by finding would be muttered in the local boozer and the local hunt would set the hounds on the seller.

Best take the bag of stuff back to Sandringham.

Sidthecat wrote:

Where does this woman come from? Certainly not the real world

Definitely the real world!

The real world of scamming insurance companies......