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Tealeaf · 15-11-2006, 13:38

It gets even dafter. Next year, as most of you are aware, ciggy smoking in public places will become illegal; no snouts in pubs, restaurants, public buildings, factory floors - in fact, any place with a roof which members of the public might use.
There will, however, be one exception, and that is in Her Majesty's Prisons. An exemption has been made because to deny the prisoners right to smoke is in contravention of what is now UK human right's laws.

15-11-2006, 13:38	#35
Tealeaf God Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Paradise Lost Posts: 7,220 Liked: 11 times Rep Power: 4266	Re: The Home Office has settled out of court It gets even dafter. Next year, as most of you are aware, ciggy smoking in public places will become illegal; no snouts in pubs, restaurants, public buildings, factory floors - in fact, any place with a roof which members of the public might use. There will, however, be one exception, and that is in Her Majesty's Prisons. An exemption has been made because to deny the prisoners right to smoke is in contravention of what is now UK human right's laws.