ONE IN EIGHT PUBS WILL CLOSE DUE TO IRRESPONSIBLE SELLING.
Now, on the face of it this should be good news: fewer pubs, means fewer drunks, means fewer problems on the streets. Not so says CAMRA. The Campaign For Real Ale advise that pub closures are "ripping the heart out of community life" and it is all down to supermarkets selling at irresponsible prices. I think there are all sorts of reasons why pubs are closing. Maybe they are just bad pubs, the smoking ban has been named many times. Visiting the pub is a lot less affordable, but so is everything else these days. Why should pubs be singled out for special treatment? What do you say? Is your local the heart of your community?
Or would you not miss it if it closed?












