Should 16/17-year-olds be allowed to buy soft alcoholic drinks?

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Should 16/17-year-olds be allowed to buy soft alcoholic drinks?

View Poll Results: Should 16/17-year-olds be allowed to buy soft (or harder) alcoholic drinks?

Yes to WKD (since it's mostly under 18s who drink it anyway) but no to beers/wine

30.77%

Yes to WKD (since it's mostly under 18s who drink it anyway) but no to beers/wine
	4	30.77%

Yes to anything at all from wine downwards

Yes to anything at all from wine downwards
	0	0%

Yes to either of those but only within extreme limits (i.e., only one or two items per person)

Yes to either of those but only within extreme limits (i.e., only one or two items per person)
	0	0%

Only within a few weeks of their 18th birthday

Only within a few weeks of their 18th birthday
	0	0%

Nah - should be 18, just as with everything else alcoholic

69.23%

Nah - should be 18, just as with everything else alcoholic
	9	69.23%

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03-10-2020, 09:23 PM

Redway

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Redway

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Should 16/17-year-olds be allowed to buy soft alcoholic drinks?

And by that I mean the sort of drinks they're allowed to drink in pubs so far as a legal adult's with them (most especially ciders) or should the purchase of any kind of alcoholic drink be reserved for over 17s?

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