Drinkers and
diners said the best benefit was not stinking of smoke after a night
out. All rights reserved.
. Only
37 per cent did not. And only 70 people
have been fined for not stubbing out.
CAR CLAMP MUM ENDS 36HR DEMO
MUM Lisa Martin ended her protest at being wheel-clamped yesterday
after 36 hours chained in her car.
A mystery businessman paid her pounds 150 fine. The
Government survey to mark three months since the ban began on July 1
found that almost half of all smokers, 47 per cent, backed the ban. Just two per cent of the 275,000 businesses
affected by the ban were found to be flouting it. But she needed a
jumpstart to get going in Pontypool.
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Copyright 2007 Gale, Cengage Learning. They also said there was a better atmosphere and cleaner air. FRESH SMELL BEST PART OF SMOKING BAN
THREE quarters of adults support the smoking ban
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