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Originally Posted by Angua
Funny thing is I see fewer children in pubs than I remember (except in specifically family orientated eateries). Used to go to a variety of local village pubs at 14/15, they generally has a room away from the bar where us youngsters were allowed to go. Over time these rooms have been turned into the eating area whilst the rest of the pub has been opened out. Meanwhile this integration with the youngsters has vanished with many years of clampdowns on under 18s in pubs so you have lost the next generation of pub goers.
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Yes I remember Wetherspoons refusing to serve my very obviously over 18, 21 year old bearded son with 'soft ' drinks because he had no ID to prove he was over 18 and despite my telling them that I was his mother.
And the place was crawling with kids.All the local pubs are..because of food being provided.
I'd like to have the choice of no children back..