UK laws on alcohol
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- UK laws on alcohol
- It is illegal to give alcohol to a child unless under medical supervision in an emergency
- Children under 16 can go any where in a pub as long as they are supervised by an adult
- But they cannot have an alcoholic drink. If a pub has had problems with under age drinking they may be subject to licensing conditions which would prevent under 18s from entering
- 16-18 can drink wine, beer or cider with a meal if bought by an adult and they are accompanied by an adult
- It is illegal for this group to drink spirits with a meal even if they are accompanied by an adult
- Under 18s sre not allowed to buy alcohol in a pub, off-license or supermarket or for anyone else to buy alcohol for someone under to age of 18 or consume it in a pub without a meal or in a public place
- Some towns and cities have local laws banning drinking alcohol in public places e.g. no drinking on London buses, underground
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