Friday 2 November 2007

Liam Byrne fined for using mobile while driving.

Liam Byrne is one of the many people who believe they are more important than we mere mortals. His excuse for driving whilst on the phone was that he was taking an important call on a deportation matter. Well I say tough, you know the law.

Liam has had to pay a £100 fine, £35 costs and he has been given three points on his licence.

If you are in a position to make laws, you should have the common decency to abide by them yourself.

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6 comments:

Man in a Shed said...

Odd he didn't get let of - like Harriet Harman was for speeding.

James Higham said...

I commented elsewhere, Steve, that a pollie has to be a bleedin' saint to satisfy people.

By the way - love the new blog header - I smell the scent of preselection.

Daily Referendum said...

Thanks James,

All the credit goes to Liam Murray for the header. He kindly knocked it up without being asked. Very kind of him indeed.

Anonymous said...

£2.87 for a phone holder and around a tenner for earphones and he would be legal. I doubt the man has capacity to be a minister.

Daily Referendum said...

Robin,

The phone holder was probably in his other Jag.

Daily Referendum said...

Man in a shed,

Yes it is surprising that we heard about this at all.