How To Use off-licence In A Sentence
- Manufacturers have derived some comfort from the fact that sales of canned beer to the off-licence sector have risen by around 7% so far this year.
- The crowd broke into a supermarket, off-licence and pawnbroker's and then set fire to the library. A fire lit in Tottenham that burned Manchester: the rioters' story
- Off-licences selling alcohol to underage drinkers could be targeted as tough tactics are adopted to stop teenage hoodlums terrorising a town.
- He had already been drinking before he arrived with a bottle of vodka and he and his companion went to an off-licence for more drink around 6.30 pm.
- IT'S a bad sign when the local off-licence owner turns up at your flat looking to renew his stock. The Sun
- Police say they will be running a number of operations over the next few weeks to target under-age drinkers and also make sure off-licences are not selling alcohol to people under age.
- Most of the major supermarkets and off-licences are discounting the prices of wines and champagnes, perhaps anticipating the after-Christmas slump.
- We also need more research to understand the relationship between off-licence density and alcohol harms, and better collection of alcohol harm data to feed into licensing decision-making. Alcohol Concerns blames too many off-licences for under-age drinking
- One recommendation was giving district licensing committees discretion to close off-licences near schools between 3pm and 4pm, as part of potential conditions when considering new or renewed off-licences.
- He said only people aged 18 or over should be allowed to sell alcohol in off-licences, supermarkets and pubs.