Why do MPs insist on telling us and companies what we should do with our own money and bodies? Surely is up to companies at …

There’s something wrong with the alcohol watchdog. They have commissioned a report into a beer because it has a name that could be termed “aggressive”: …

Via ConservativeHome

It is stated that:

The Government’s attempt to reduce alcohol-related disorder by introducing 24-hour drinking has failed dismally, according to a survey. (The Times)

There’s a few …

ASDA are my hero of the day.
In response to the SNPs nanny state proposals to crack down on cheap alcohol, they have declared:

There is nothing …

They just can’t leave us alone, can they?
Firstly, the Scottish “Government” wants to raise the age at which alcohol can be legally drunk to 21. …

I fully support this cause, and encourage other pubs to follow the example of this Scottish pub:
YOU’LL never eat lunch in this town again: the …

Even though it’s 17th March, otherwise known as St Patrick’s Day.
This is because Easter is so early this year, the earliest in 200 years, and …

“Why is it acceptable to drink in public?“
Why isn’t it?
Is it illegal? No. Is it rude or disgusting? No.
This sentiment is little more than snobbery.

A unique blog post title for this blog. And one which will almost certainly never be reproduced.
Pretty much the only two good laws that have …