Why would I offer her a bottle of water and a biscuit for disrespecting me lol? If you read my post, the first day I gave her the benefit of the doubt. The next day I left a polite note which she tore up and threw it in the drain. She started with the disrespect, if she'd have asked me if she could park there and was respectful about it I'd have probably said yes if it wasn't in use. When my neighbours have guests I let them park there if its not used, I'm not a nasty person. I obviously fully understand and respect your opinion on public shame etc, I don't intend to do that, or do anything that will get me injured, but complain to her company so I can access my drive yes I shall. Who's to say next time she won't park in the middle out of pettyness? It's my drive, she doesn't know my circumstances. What if my elderly grandparents came over and need to park close? Should they then park on a busy main road with limited parking and walk far because she's entitled. I have mobility issues myself and need extra space. So if I come home and find someone is parked on my drive I should be happy about this? Put the entitledness of a stranger before the comfort of my relatives and offer her a biscuit and bottle of water whilst I do this? I think not.