[In the Drunk Tank]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

There are bars in towns and cities that don't close till 6am and some that open at 9am, but if you can't go 3 hrs without a beer asda is open 24hrs....
Drinking has never been less regulated, so if you don't like unit pricing and you don't feel the advice of the GMC is right what would you suggest as an alternative, or would you leave it as is?

http://www.m-c-a.org.uk/Home/home
''alcohol related health problems. Alcohol related harm causes incalculable misery to individuals and their families and costs the NHS £2.7 billion each year''

Not true at all, licensing laws are a lot stricter now and they're more enforced, places are also now far more stringent at ensuring everyone is checked for ID buying alcohol and punishments are more severe for those who do serve anyone underage

And in any case, bars won't be affected by minimum price legislation, and it's not as though 24 hour super markets have come into existance purely to feed peoples alcoholism