THE mum who rolled her Range Rover into a group of Insulate Britain protesters is now building on her fame by doing nightclub meet-and-greets.

Sherrilyn Speid, 34, from Grays, Essex, hit the headlines in October after she was filmed driving her car into eco-warriors sitting in the road while she was on the school run with her son.

Now Speid has revealed to her 15,300 Instagram followers that she is due to appear at an event on December 17.

The mum, along with a variety of DJs, will be at the Winter Affairs event which will take place at the Kings Bull near Barking station in London.

Speid posted an ad for the event along with the caption: "Hi guys, ill be joining @londoneye360 Winter Affairs for their Christmas party & would love to meet you all. Come say hi & celebrate with me, this will be the party of the year."

Fans said they were excited to be able to meet the newly-famous mum.

One commented: "I have to meet Range Rover mum."

Another wrote: “Now this sounds good!!!!”

Others said Speid deserved her recently required fame.

One added: “Nahhhhh on my life I rate you you’re turning it into fame and success.”

A fourth commented: "Go on lass! Absolutely slaying it! Ya deserve it all keep it rollin in.”

Earlier this month, Speid revealed she was launching a line of merchandise to cash in on her fame.

The Essex mum wrote on Instagram that she was setting up a new website, and would be selling customised merchandise.

Under the name Range Rover Mum, the mental health specialist will be selling hoodies (£36.76), cropped hoodies (£25.82), mugs (£12.54), leggings (£33.19) and indoor cushions all tagged with the RRM design.

At the time, Speid told LADbible: "I actually didn't think of the merch myself, it was the public that asked me to make the merch.

"They come to me, messaged me, and they suggested it and they actually designed it as well.

"My merch is based on empowerment, female empowerment. It's the raise aspirations and inspire people that even if you're a single mum you can still go out there and you can still set up businesses and make something of yourself."

Speid divided opinion across the nation after she nudged her £80,000 car into two Insulate Britain activists who were blocking her path last month as she tried to take her 11-year-old son to school.

The activists had sat down in the middle of the road attempting to block it on October 11 just as the glam mum was trying to do the school run.

Speid said she lost her temper when the two women rudely refused and laughed at her as they sat in a road in Purfleet, Essex.

The mum’s brazen actions were praised by some Brits who branded her a “hero” and “legend”.

But others called for her arrest and said she should lose her licence.

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