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Head teacher David Tickner suffered injuries including a fractured pelvic bone and hip socket in the incident while Terry Slater suffered several rib fractures, a broken upper arm and had snapped ligaments in his shoulder and collar bone.
The third cyclist Craig Scope lost movement in his arm and shoulder due to his injuries.
Graham, of Beaumont Manor, Blyth, Northumberland, admitted two charges of causing serious injury by dangerous driving, driving with excess alcohol and failing to stop after an accident.
The court heard Graham failed an initial breath test. Later tests at the police station showed her to be on the legal limit.
Blyth school worker left cyclists badly injured while driving home from end of term pub visit
Sandra Graham, of Blyth, was intoxicated in the car with her daughter after taking her skating when she hit three cyclists in Seaton Sluice before speeding off
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