"1. You complain about not being represented at the time at which you entered your guilty plea. However, you were represented at the time of sentence. Your lack of representation at the earlier plea hearing is irrelevant to any appeal against sentence. 2. Similarly, you seem to complain about the lack of prosecution evidence. That too is irrelevant. You pleaded guilty. It is then the judge's duty to sentence you on the basis of what you admitted - whatever the state of the evidence. 3. You complain that your poor health was not given consideration. I have seen no evidence of ill health: a judge cannot give weight to something which is not established in evidence and cannot be gleaned from other material before her. 4. Finally, you assert that you were given insufficient credit for your guilty plea. The judge gave you 1/3 credit – that is the maximum available credit. There is nothing in this allegation. I have considered the papers in this case with a view to finding other viable grounds of appeal which you have not highlighted in the paperwork. I can find none. The Judge identified the proper Sentencing Council Definitive Guideline. She placed your offending into the proper category within the Guideline. She adopted the proper starting point. She took a merciful course in making no upwards adjustment from the starting point to reflect your lengthy history of offending. She applied full discount for a guilty plea. The sentence is unimpeachable. Given the lack of merit in your application for leave to appeal, I do not extend time."