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#275 Should Smoking Be Banned In Beer Gardens And All Outdoor Public Places?
Manage episode 437665736 series 2841800
In today’s episode, Niall dives into the proposed UK laws banning smoking in outdoor spaces and asks, should Ireland follow suit? He speaks with Adrian Cummins from the Restaurant Association and Paul Tryvaud of Tryvaud’s Restaurant in Killarney to explore how this potential ban could impact the hospitality industry.
The UK government, led by Sir Keir Starmer, is considering tougher outdoor smoking rules to reduce preventable deaths linked to tobacco. While health experts welcome the move, concerns are emerging from ministers and business owners about its effect on pubs and restaurants.
We also hear a range of opinions from callers—some arguing it’s a case of nanny state laws, while others support the ban for public health reasons. Tune in for a lively discussion on this controversial issue.
441 episodes
Manage episode 437665736 series 2841800
In today’s episode, Niall dives into the proposed UK laws banning smoking in outdoor spaces and asks, should Ireland follow suit? He speaks with Adrian Cummins from the Restaurant Association and Paul Tryvaud of Tryvaud’s Restaurant in Killarney to explore how this potential ban could impact the hospitality industry.
The UK government, led by Sir Keir Starmer, is considering tougher outdoor smoking rules to reduce preventable deaths linked to tobacco. While health experts welcome the move, concerns are emerging from ministers and business owners about its effect on pubs and restaurants.
We also hear a range of opinions from callers—some arguing it’s a case of nanny state laws, while others support the ban for public health reasons. Tune in for a lively discussion on this controversial issue.
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