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Corsham mum given another chance after theft
2:20pm Monday 6th October 2008

A mum who stole more than 16,000 from her parents has been given another chance after failing to do any community service.
Cindy Clifford was put on a six month suspended sentence and told to do 240 hours of unpaid work.
But since the order was passed in May the 27-year-old hasnt done any of the community service and even had seven hours added to it in August.
Now a judge at Swindon crown court has given her a last chance to get on with the work or serve the jail term.
Judge William Hart told her For a third breach it is almost inevitable a judge will impose the sentence.
Instead he allowed the order to continue and put her on a three month supervision order with probation.
Earlier he had been told within days of the seven hours being added to the order in the summer her grandmother, who she was very close to, died.
Over the following weeks she then failed to turn up and keep appointments burying her head in the sand.
Clifford stole cash and jewellery from the family home before taking her mothers chequebook to fund her and her boyfriends drug habits and pay for a luxury holiday

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