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Yesterday my mum left her mobility scooter outside my flat on Dunstans Road, when we came outside we discovered that a thug had snapped off the handlebars and dumped them further up the street. This mindless act has left my partially disabled mother who suffers from Multiple Sclerosis without a means to get around. So much for the legacy of The Paralympics. If anyone saw anything or knows anything please let me know.

Ditto. Thanks ChristopherH for offering your assistance. You're a true gem.


90%towelling - I do hope your mother is not too distressed. The spineless person who carried out this act targetted the most vulnerable in our society. I hope whoever did it has Karma deal with them.

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