Smoking in food shops
Sir,—l hate doing my food shopping in a cloud of cigarette smoke. The Healtb. Department ruling that smoking is permitted in food stores which sell cigarettes is absurd. I do not expect to eat my groceries before I get to the check-out so why should smokers be encouraged to indulge in their
unhealthy habit? Which supermarket or food shop is prepared to offer a "no-smoking" policy as well as price-cutting? — Yours, etc., (Mrs) SUE DENGATE. November 9, 1982.
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