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May 7th 08, 11:38 PM
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Johnson unveils Tube alcohol ban
On May 8, 12:14*am, 1506 wrote:
On May 7, 3:58*pm, John B wrote: On May 7, 11:54 pm, Tom Barry wrote: However, the wider point that someone commuting from, say, Uxbridge can't have a drink on the way home while someone from Oxford can be *sold* one holds true, and has interesting class implications. I'm not sure the class point holds - someone commuting to Stratford can buy a drink, whereas someone commuting to Chalfont and Latimer can't even drink one... Do the carts on Thameslink sell Alcohol? *IIRC they do. I don't think it does have 'class' implications. I think there is a problem with anti-social behaviour on the Underground, but my issue is how will this be enforced? |
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