I assumed that freehouses were independent not just of breweries but of chains, the 'spoons being a big 'pubco' chain... though I'm now not so sure - you are probably correct and I'm probably wrong. Weatherspoons probably is a freehouse.
Travellers refused entry, win compensation!
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I assumed that freehouses were independent not just of breweries but of chains, the 'spoons being a big 'pubco' chain... though I'm now not so sure - you are probably correct and I'm probably wrong. Weatherspoons probably is a freehouse.
A bussiness can choose, but they can't discriminate based on age, gender, sexuality, religion, race, skin colour, culture, ethnicity etc.
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That says more about you than them.
Do I get compensation when travellers deny me access to a public playing field then?
same with dating websites someone mentioned match.com or wherever offering them a free sub because they got a lot of activity on the website
where's feminism when we need it oh wait it's a one sided deal
So how come so many women get in nightclubs for free? but men are expected to pay.
same with dating websites someone mentioned match.com or wherever offering them a free sub because they got a lot of activity on the website
where's feminism when we need it oh wait it's a one sided deal
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Tldr: you had no idea what a free house is, yet boldly declared 'it isnt'. Gotta love the confidence the internet gives people!
They'll be back for another pint.
Just playing devil's advocate, but doesn't that encompass nearly anyone who gets turned away if they so wanted to claim they were unfairly refused entry? Surely it makes it quite easy to claim you were turned away based on discrimination rather than a valid reason?
I'm not shocked - human rights charities are a well known front for jihad and terrorism so why not organised crime as well?
which group does thieving scrote fall under?
cool so i can start sueing clubs for being refused entry for being part of a group of lads?
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I'd have refused a group of 15 people access, full stop. Whenever you get large groups like that, the chances of there being trouble seems to go up dramatically.
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PC gone mad, we all know they're a bunch of hooligans. Well, my personal experiences with them certainly live up to the stereotype.
Attempted thefts of bikes, pitching up an entire camp metres from a main dual carriageway on private land, mugging at knife point, etc etc
Attempted thefts of bikes, pitching up an entire camp metres from a main dual carriageway on private land, mugging at knife point, etc etc
Utter rubbish.
I travel all over the country during the football season and I see very little trouble in pubs.
If I were the pub management, I'd take that on the chin....that cost is less than the damage the filthy scum would have caused.
Yeah, but do you run the pubs? Going to them once or a few times and leaving does not represent what it's like on a weekly basis.
My father worked in them and managed them for 30 years and by his experience the football groups are the worst. Even I know that and I didn't work there, I lived above them and I was a child!
That was 15 years ago, but I still live surrounded by at least 3 pubs, it never changes!
