Child Free areas

[Keef]

This is my first input on this thread. Why do people think it is so unreasonable for people to want to be in an area without kids?

I hope to be a parent in the not too distant future, and when that day comes I'm sure I will be loking for a place where I can take mini Keef and have a pint. However, I will also be hoping that there are places I can get away from the sound of kids on the odd occasion I get a break.

I do think no children areas is an idea which just wouldn't work. However, I can't stand the view that someone who wants to keep a few child free places for grown ups to have a beer in peace, is a child hating git.

[mockney piers]

This is such a ridiculously over repeated and unneccessarily fractious thread topic.

In short it's like telly. If you don't like reality tv, don't watch it when it's on. If you're strangely in the mood for repeats of Dempsey and Makepeace then slap on a bit of uk gold for half an hour.

We all know what places and what times are prone to lots of bugaboos, and which ones aren't. Something for everyone in this fair townlet and environs of ours.

[Domitianus]

mightyroar Wrote:

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> Ah Ganapati, the quiet voice of reason. as ever. I

> agree with you entirely.

>

> But Clairese22, Dom- perhaps we need a national

> curfew? After the breeding licence has been

> approved, and the children are born, then they

> are micro chipped at birth, and if caught out in a

> public space after 8pm then their parents are

> publicly whipped?

Reasonable and moderate policies in my view and already on the Manifesto of my newly-formed King Herod Childcare Foundation (motto: Infanticide - A Cure For The World's Ills) .............JUST JOKING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!