I spend £5K on Halloween decorations my neighbours hate & they even call me ‘stupid’- but screw them, I’ll lob water on their head when they trick or treat
DRIVERS have been urgently warned not to make a common mistake - that could land them with a hefty £200 fine and 3 licence points.So drivers would be best advised to keep the festive trinkets at home in the eight-day period between now and October 31.
"If for any reason your decorations were to obstruct your registration plate, you could find yourself receiving a fine stretching into the thousands.Licence points are particularly damaging for those to have recently passed their driving test.Secret collection of ‘world’s RAREST cars’ including Ferraris found in church
They said: "It’s great to see people getting into the Halloween spirit, but drivers need to be aware that certain decorations can pose serious risks on the road.
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