Glasses in Pubs and Bars - Glass or Plastic?

[marky No.1]

Just been listening to the latest debate on this subject. Whilst I agree plastic bottles and glasses are much safer in a night club late on, I hope we are not forced to use plastic down the pub at 8pm or whatever. You get the idiots throwing bottles on the streets anyway and now that the young lasses wearing 6" heels simply take them off while walking about why should the rest of us suffer?

[mrpotatohead]

I think that in the main it should be left to the landlords descretion, but town centre pubs and clubs?

a bit of help/advise from LVA and local police

[George Dawes]

in town centers pubs/clubs after a certain time say 8pm should only serve in plastic especialy weekends

in local pubs(drinkers pubs) on the outskirts of towns/city's should be down to the landlord/landlady discretion

[The Marksman]

I think we should be forced to drink out of furry cups.

[mrpotatohead]

Or if in the queens, or duke of lancaster, tea towel holders

[Joelinho]

How is drinking from a plastic cup suffering? Is a pint not still a pint?

[MfcChris]

Some bars around the country are charging 50p for a glass!!

[shrimpnsave]

dont know why but it dont taste the same

[heysham_mfc]

Can understand them doing it on city or town centre pubs on a saturday night but it would be a shame if pubs which are a few miles from a city centre had to have plastic glasses.

[marky No.1]

How is drinking from a plastic cup suffering? Is a pint not still a pint?

There is an odd "quality" bit of plastic but not very often . Give me Barbie any day