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Fury as Westminster Council suggests restrictions on standing at Soho and West End pubs

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Fury as Westminster Council suggests restrictions on standing at Soho and West End pubs
Fury as Westminster Council suggests restrictions on standing at Soho and West End pubs
Council sparks fury after ‘encouraging’ venues in famous London neighbourhood to make people sit rather than stand
The Mirror
The Mirror3 hrs ago
Thousands of pubs face having to ban punters from standing and ordering at bar in 'vertical drinking' crackdown
Westminster council is backing proposed plans to stop large groups of punters standing outside pubs and ordering at the bar in Soho and the West End as part of a crack down on what it calls "vertical drinking"
London council suggests restrictions on standing at pubs in Soho and West End
A spokesperson for the Mayor of London chided against ‘restrictive and anti-growth policies’ in Soho and the West End
The Sun
The Sun6 hrs ago
Outrage as council tries to ban STANDING and ordering from the bar in thousands of pubs
A COUNCIL has sparked outrage by trying to ban standing and ordering from the bar in thousands of pubs. Westminster council, which is in charge of licensing rules for pubs in London's busy Soho and West End, has recommended not allowing punters to stand at the bar or outside venues. Its new draft licensing policy...
GB News
GB News6 hrs ago
London council wants to ban standing in pubs as Sadiq Khan vows to intervene against 'restrictive policies'
London council wants to ban standing in pubs as Sadiq Khan vows to intervene against 'restrictive policies'  GB News
Guardian Politics
Guardian Politics🏁 first to report8 hrs ago
Council wants pubs in London’s Soho and West End to ban standing
Sadiq Khan criticises Westminster council’s ‘anti-growth policies’ after it recommends stopping ‘vertical drinking’ Waiting at the bar and trying to catch the bartender’s eye so you can order a pint, before going to stand with your friends and have a catchup, has been how British people have experienced going to the pu