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» Monday, January 28, 2008

Alcohol-Fuelled Violence

Asked what the Prime Minister’s view was on alcohol-fuelled violence in the UK’s towns and cities, the PMS replied that the Prime Minister obviously felt that this was an issue that needed to be taken seriously which was why he had been keen to work with the alcohol industry to look at what more the Government and the industry, working together, could do to deal with this matter. There had been a seminar in November of last year with the alcohol industry looking at these very issues and focusing particularly on what more could be done in order to tighten up enforcement of sales of alcohol to those who were underage.

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