scottwoodbur Posted December 31, 2011 Posted December 31, 2011 looking at doin a night at a club £15 ticket all drinks free all night be mixed music rnb pop chart basically any decent music... be open 7pm-12.30 with free pool..... any interest
Jared Posted December 31, 2011 Posted December 31, 2011 http://www.alcoholpolicy.net/2010/04/mandatory-code-comes-in-banning-irrepsonsible-promotions.html £15 entry all drinks free promotions and such like have been illegal since last year. read more here.
Halibut Posted December 31, 2011 Posted December 31, 2011 looking at doin a night at a club £15 ticket all drinks free all night be mixed music rnb pop chart basically any decent music... be open 7pm-12.30 with free pool..... any interest Sounds like you're a cowboy trying to make a quick buck.
Penistone999 Posted December 31, 2011 Posted December 31, 2011 http://www.alcoholpolicy.net/2010/04/mandatory-code-comes-in-banning-irrepsonsible-promotions.html £15 entry all drinks free promotions and such like have been illegal since last year. read more here. Yes . but theres nothing stopping them charging £15 entry fee and selling all drinks at 1P each all night is there. ? Theres always a way around silly legislation if you use a little imagination.
Jared Posted December 31, 2011 Posted December 31, 2011 Yes . but theres nothing stopping them charging £15 entry fee and selling all drinks at 1P each all night is there. ? Theres always a way around silly legislation if you use a little imagination. What you describe is still an irresponsible drinks promotion so should still be covered by the code.
Penistone999 Posted December 31, 2011 Posted December 31, 2011 What you describe is still an irresponsible drinks promotion so should still be covered by the code. No , what im describing is clever business sense, knowing full well that nights like this will bring rich financial rewards. To me morals dont come into it where business is concerned. And its the responsibility of the drinker to control their intake of alcohol ,afterall pubs and nightclubs dont force feed alcohol to customers do they .
Jared Posted December 31, 2011 Posted December 31, 2011 No , what im describing is clever business sense, knowing full well that nights like this will bring rich financial rewards. To me morals dont come into it where business is concerned. And its the responsibility of the drinker to control their intake of alcohol ,afterall pubs and nightclubs dont force feed alcohol to customers do they . it's not merely a case of morals, first and foremost it's a case of the law. Any licensee holding such a night on their premises is liable for prosecution and risking losing one's license to make a quick buck is certainly not good business sense.
Penistone999 Posted December 31, 2011 Posted December 31, 2011 it's not merely a case of morals, first and foremost it's a case of the law. Any licensee holding such a night on their premises is liable for prosecution and risking losing one's license to make a quick buck is certainly not good business sense. Its only illegal to give the drinks away for FREE. As ive previously said ,add any price tag to the drinks ,even just a token price of 1p ,and its perfectly legal to do so.
Halibut Posted December 31, 2011 Posted December 31, 2011 Its only illegal to give the drinks away for FREE. As ive previously said ,add any price tag to the drinks ,even just a token price of 1p ,and its perfectly legal to do so. Rubbish. Try re-reading the link. It refers to 'irresponsible promotions' no mention whatsoever of free drinking. It specifically refers to 'all you can drink for a tenner' style promotions as being an example of what the law considers to be irresponsible. Another fiver won't make much difference.
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