My goodness, it is a doddle for such people to turn up at a town or city hall to claim a local connection once a vacancy has occurred.
It is not a doddle.
They should not be used for doddling along when the inside lane is empty, because that is where such drivers should be.
I was not suggesting that people doddle along in the outside lane at 50 mph.
But we must not be under the impression that life at the magistrates' court is, if you forgive my saying so, anything of a doddle.
The fittings of many council houses, such as louvred windows and glass-pannelled front doors, are a doddle for young criminals to break through.
However, taking one's goods and services to the new and developing markets is an absolute doddle.
The hardened east end criminal might find one year in gaol a doddle.
