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Shame on this jail sentence
31st March 2005, Page 30
31st March 2005
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OUR GRANDPARENTS had a saying that hard work did not kill anyone, but they forgot to tell us we could be jailed for it, as happened to William Martin Oliver & Partners, found guilty of breaching government regulations (CM 24 March).
The Vehicle and Operator Services Agency is "delighted" with these sentences. They should be ashamed, sending good hardworking people to jail when we have too few of them in this country of ours.
We understand the recently tagged and released terrorists were only planning to destroy half or more of this country, but this must be nothing compared with breaking traffic laws!
Have we any hope of a government that might bring a little sanity and put the Great back into Britain?
A&V Hutchinson Newcastle