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JADE Goody turns baddy as she parks her posh Porsche in a disabled bay.

Onlookers outside her gym said she IGNORED dozens of free spaces and deliberately WAITED for a disabled spot to become available.

The gobby reality TV star, who was with a male friend, emerged 50 minutes later to find the Porsche plastered with “disabled only” warning notices.

But as she peeled them off, she said: “Thank f*** they haven’t clamped me this time.”

The incident at the upmarket Next Generation gym in Romford, Essex, came just 24 hours after 25-year-old Jade plonked the Porsche in a disabled slot at Lakeside shopping centre.

One onlooker at the health club said: “Jade knew exactly where she wanted to park.

“She even waited for a disabled spot to become available so you could tell she has done it before.

“Only a few seconds after she went into the club, someone came out to put the stickers on her car.

“The bloke didn’t look happy and slapped stickers on her windscreen and window.

“But Jade didn’t seem to care. She came out, took the stickers off, got in and drove off.

“I got the feeling it’s a regular trick she uses to avoid having to fight for a space.”

The SUN

What is so wrong about that?

I hope you're being funny, when you ask that question, Velvet.

I'm the last person to want to attack Jade (ancient history, etc), and I've gritted my teeth at seeing empty disabled parking spots, while I couldn't find any place in a car park, too.

But it IS wrong for an able-bodied person to utilise a spot reserved for a disabled person. It might be awkward, and a bit tiring, for me to have to walk far to the shop, etc, but at least I CAN walk. It might be a nuiscance if it means I can't even park in the car park...but negotiating kerbs isn't much of a problem for me. Life is restrictive enough for disabled people...the least we can do is abide by the rules.

never mind gobelgran, in a couple of years you'll be an oap, and no-one will mind you parking up next to the store

She really is a thick cow

Aww...that's a lovely thing to say! Most people think I'm already an o.a.p.

My mum used to help out at a Cheshire Home. One of the severely disabled men she looked after had a supply of stickers which he used on cars parked illegally in disabled parking bays. They said "You've got my parking space, now would you like my disability?" It wouldn't matter how far away I had to park my car, I personally would never take a disabled space.

Rosie

Quite right too, and welcome to the forum Rosie123

Welcome to the forum Rosie123

Parking in a disabled space is just plain ignorant - we know that The Sun aren't generally the most accurate of reporters but if she really did wait for a disabled space when there were other spaces it is ridiculous. Maybe Jade should have a shot at pushing some disabled people in their chairs and she would find out just how un-wheelchair user-friendly parts of this country really are - can tell you now this town is utterly ridiculous for it.