Ale Trail/ Booze Trail
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Well said JoJO and just reaffirms what I had suggested in the first place about an ale trail with an expectation that people would have at least one drink in each venue– the number of venues should have either been reduced or the number of on off stops someone could make should have been reduced.
What is the difference between the behaviour of this group of Real Ale drinkers and those who frequent the various service provision most evenings at the end of King Street.
I to am nit against people enjoying themselves but don’t put other people at risk and don’t behave in an anti social way..Exactly. Someone has said that because of it being real ale, it would only attract a certain type of drinker. Seems to me it doesn’t matter what type of drinker you are, you can still behave in an anti social way after you’ve had too many.
@99DylanJones 15431 wrote:
Well said JoJO and just reaffirms what I had suggested in the first place about an ale trail with an expectation that people would have at least one drink in each venue– the number of venues should have either been reduced or the number of on off stops someone could make should have been reduced.
What is the difference between the behaviour of this group of Real Ale drinkers and those who frequent the various service provision most evenings at the end of King Street.
I to am nit against people enjoying themselves but don’t put other people at risk and don’t behave in an anti social way..A Councillor did raise concerns – Wrexham Says Hello App Features In Town Promo Review | Wrexham.com
“On a mention of the forthcoming Real Ale Trail Cllr Paul Blackwell enquired if a bus full of beer drinkers would be safe. He was told by multiple members how real ale drinkers ‘sing’ rather than anything else. Another suggested a visit to a taxi office in town at 2am on a Friday night would be an interesting contrast.
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