PM grilled on Ban Darling Campaign

By Ewan Turney

- Last updated on GMT

Related tags English-language films Prime minister Prime minister of the united kingdom

PM grilled on Ban Darling Campaign
Campaign to ban Darling from every pub reaches Westminster

Licensees across the country are rushing to join the MA-backed campaign to ban the Chancellor from every pub.

Following Alastair Darling's decision to ignore pleas to freeze beer duty and help save pubs, the Chancellor instead whacked 4p on a pint and promised a 2% above inflation rise for the next four years.

The campaign even reached Westminster on Wednesday.

During Prime Minister's questions, Tory leader David Cameron said: "Everybody knows that taxes have just gone up.

"Every time you fill up the car, taxes have gone up; every time you buy a car, taxes have gone up; every time the family goes shopping, and so on.

"No wonder every pub in Britain is trying to ban the Chancellor from having a pint."

Get involved and ban Darling today

Getting involved could not be easier - simply download your campaign toolkit here.

Follow these six easy steps:

1. Download a Ban Alistair Darling Poster​ and put it up in your pub.

2. Download the MA's front page showing Donkey Darling ​ and stick it up next to the poster.

3. Download the Alistair Darling: You Are Banned Letter​ informing the Chancellor of his ban and post it/ email it qneyvatn@cneyvnzrag.hx​.

4. Download the Darling: Pub Ban Press Release​ and send it to your local paper.

5. Join the Alistair Darling: You're Barred​ Facebook group.

6. Take a picture of you, staff and customers with the poster and MA front page and email it to Ewan.Turney@william-reed.co.uk​.

Today's picture:​ Assistant manager John Hack, owner Michael Kheng and manager Gordon Burt of The Louth Hotel, Mablethorpe, Lincolnshire.

Related topics Licensing law

Property of the week

KENT - HIGH QUALITY FAMILY FRIENDLY PUB

£ 60,000 - Leasehold

Busy location on coastal main road Extensively renovated detached public house Five trade areas (100)  Sizeable refurbished 4-5 bedroom accommodation Newly created beer garden (125) Established and popular business...

Follow us

Pub Trade Guides

View more