I don't believe it...

A while back a Fire engine stopped in the road near to where we live and no traffic could get through, all they were doing was knocking on doors to see if anyone wanted a smoke alarm fitted ,and an Ambulance on a blue light call had to wait to get through , so sometimes the emergency services don't always think before they park 

When we hear of the yobbish element who attack emergency service vehicles and their crews, are we really surprised by any outrageous behaviour?

yes, Dear ambulance drives if I ever need your help please park as near as possible and stuff the neighbours (actually could you block number 11?)

What, the residence of  the Chancellor of the Exchequer, you never know, he might want a quick exit!

I do not think we have enough information to pronounce on this.

Were they blocking someone out or in?

Were they available to be asked to move?

They should not block someone in and be unavailable to move for 30 minutes.   People  may have appointments, children to collect.

lol

so when someone calls 999 with a life threatening condition and the difference of a few seconds could make all the difference between a happy ending or not, you're saying that you would want them to consider your neighbours (who perhaps will actually be alive in 30 minutes) rather than you?

One has to ask whether the writer of said note would do the same if he was stuck in traffic behind an ambulance attending to an accident? Or ask the fire engine to move a bit to the right whilst they were tackling the fire? Me, me, me society.

Grade 1 Pillock.

not  necessarily, just saying that we do not have enough info to condem the complainer, one way or the other

When I had the ambulance to me on two occasions then if they had blocked somebody's drive it would have been unreasonable and totally unnecessary. If at my daughters rented terraced house in Leigh they would probably have blocked the entire street quite understandably. Such is available parking.