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Certain dogs are allowed in to the bowls club that I am a member of.Kids are accepted into restaurant areas of pubs.. Like dogs if they are well behave & not a nuisance to the clientele.
Me too! Have you seen the carpets in Wetherspoons?
Not to mention Wetherspoons’ food...Well, of all the things a child is likely to encounter underneath a bar table, a lancet would be a minor worry.
discarded chewing gum
filthy carpet
mud
smears of dog faeces and other dirt from shoes
broken glass
stale food fragments
accidental kicking
Perhaps the parents should get the child checked out for worms, ghiardia, toxoplasmosis and cuts and bruises as well, to name but a few.
Sigh...been there done that, I thought I had heard it all. I was hiv specialist nurse, for 30 years and I have listened / read years of b*llshit about - mostly - paranoia or if I was being less charitable, people sniffing a chance to make money. If the child was on the floor then there is imho, no defence. Floors by definition are grubby and insanitary places.
Sorry Robin, it's a little off topic but I have children and there was NO way I gave them any freedom in a pub, not the place. If they were the 'inquisitive' type that ran about everywhere in a pub or restaurant then I wouldn't take them in, ever.
The original DCUK NewsBot quotes is here: https://www.diabetes.co.uk/news/201...betes-lancet-at-wetherspoon-pub-96371728.html I don't believe they are published elsewhere, but I have just raised an enquiry.
I was told over 10 years ago by my nurse that sharps bins were unnecessary and to use a milk carton... I accepted it in practice but if still irritates me.Anyone elsehad difficulty getting sharps bin?
Or had a tough job with local council collecting a sharps bin if you are able to get one?
We were having our Xmas day meal there and taxi there and back so we could have more family time. Youngest has problems in crowds so their alcoves are ideal. Xmas day is now on nibbles as due to daily complaints about roasts Mr Wetherspoons has stopped hot food on Xmas Day.Not to mention Wetherspoons’ food...
Myself I wouldn't stand on a can knowing it has needles in it.If you need a sharps bin then the easiest and possibly safest easily accessed “bin” is an empty drink can. After use you can stand on it to stop contents emptying out. Worldwide availability!
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