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UK smoking ban prompts action from Fullers


11 June 2007 at 13:29
UK brewer and pub owner Fuller, Smith & Turner is to spend GBP4 million to accommodate smokers who will be forced to take their cigarettes outside following the implementation of a UK smoking ban on July 1, 2007.
The company, which is responsible for the London Pride brand, said that the cash will go towards improving outside areas at its premises, including the erection of canopies, large umbrellas, and other forms of shelter, at its 360-strong chain of pubs. Some of the refurbishment has gone ahead already, with more to follow. 

AdvertisementFuller, Smith & Turner hopes that its decision to invest in this refurbishment will ensure that the brewing chain does not lose custom as a result of the ban on smoking in enclosed public places

Taken from: www.drinks-business-review.com
By Nicci Pugh
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