Now I've seen it all!

Don't think she was in shock - none of the half dozen or so paramedics were bothering with her and no sign of a restorative cuppa or glass of water. Programme was on 5Star last night at 9. Ambulance:Code Red, Series 3 episode 7 if anyone wants to have a look and see what they think.

Aveline

My dear late Grandmother had chairs especially raised on plinths at her front window so she could see who was coming and going in the street!

Love it 😂😂😂😂😂

My first thought was what janejudge said. Perhaps the woman was already sitting there when the accident happened and was in shock. I think this is more likely than that she went and got a chair and became an audience.

It’s what the director wanted and hadn’t thought it through properly, low budget it didn't get reviewed properly.

My dear late Grandmother had chairs especially raised on plinths at her front window so she could see who was coming and going in the street!

I had a relative (now long since gone) who would pull a dining chair up to her large bay window and peel back the net curtains if an ambulance arrived at a neighbour's house. She'd sit there sometimes for a couple of hours until proceedings were concluded. This was back in the early 70's.

As others have suggested, perhaps the woman on the camping chair was somehow connected given that a motorhome (presumably with camping chairs) was involved.

AGAA4

Could it have been a relative or friend of the injured woman who was unable to stand but wanted to be nearby?
Or was she knitting?

I wondered this. Maybe the camp chair was from the motor home and the lady was in shock?

It does seem inappropriate.
Funnily enough when I watched a vid of youths with knives and machetes waltzing about in broad daylight in Southend with police in attendance there were holiday makers just ambling by, no mass panic.
I for one would be heading for the hills.

Lol AGAA4. Didn't see any wool - it may have been concealed somewhere!

Could it have been a relative or friend of the injured woman who was unable to stand but wanted to be nearby?
Or was she knitting?