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CASTLE MALTING NEWS en colaboración con www.e-malt.com Spanish
22 January, 2005



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United Kingdom: The British Beer and Pub Association (BBPA) criticised on January 21 the Government’s proposals to tackle binge drinking as poorly targeted, predicting minimal impact on the real problem and serious effects on small businesses up and down the country. “The Government admits that the overwhelming majority of the nation’s pubs and bars, regardless of their size, are well run, law abiding establishments with customers who wish to enjoy a social occasion and yet it is penalising everyone for the irresponsible actions of a minority,” said Mark Hastings, Director of Communications

“We will participate fully in the consultation process but at first glance we are not convinced these proposals will tackle the real problem. The introduction of Alcohol Disorder Zones and charges for policing mean that all pubs in an area will have to foot the bill for the irresponsible activities of a few. Instead of encouraging effective policing we see pubs being punished regardless of the positive actions they are taking and the responsible way in which they operate,” said Mr. Hastings. “We have continuously encouraged the police to use the powers at their disposal and prosecute offending pubs and individuals and the evidence from the Alcohol Misuse Enforcement campaigns shows that targeted action by the police does work. These new proposals send the wrong message to offenders and will not tackle the real problem.

“On a positive note we are delighted to see that our Point of Sale Promotions Code has now been recognised as a positive weapon in eradicating irresponsible promotions and look forward to Government support in ensuring that all those who sell alcohol comply with it.”

The British Beer and Pub Association is the UK’s leading organisation representing the brewing and pub sector. Its members account for 98% of the beer brewed in the UK and own more than half of Britain’s 60,000 pubs.





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