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The problem with the ban is that in the small town where i live the non-smokers are not supporting venues.
All 3 restaurants have now closed over the winter and two of the four pubs. One of the ones that is surviving is only doing so because it is quietly breaking the law.
The cost to the economy is huge and if many pubs do not have a super summer there will be more closures.
Soon there will only be large chain pubs/restaurants left and no choice.
I do not object to the ban as such. What I object to is the way the government have made it too difficult for pubs to offer a comfortable alternative for customers who do smoke, even if it is outside.
For all of the drinkers, chocolate eaters, footballers, drivers ......... just remember that anyone could be the next target of the health and safety police!
All 3 restaurants have now closed over the winter and two of the four pubs. One of the ones that is surviving is only doing so because it is quietly breaking the law.
The cost to the economy is huge and if many pubs do not have a super summer there will be more closures.
Soon there will only be large chain pubs/restaurants left and no choice.
I do not object to the ban as such. What I object to is the way the government have made it too difficult for pubs to offer a comfortable alternative for customers who do smoke, even if it is outside.
For all of the drinkers, chocolate eaters, footballers, drivers ......... just remember that anyone could be the next target of the health and safety police!
