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Smoking bans – what the public want

Monday, June 13, 2005 Save & Share

This publication summarises the findings of two polls on the issue of smoking in public places. The first, conducted for TMA by Populus, shows strong support among the general public for accommodation of smokers and non-smokers rather than outright bans. 75% of those questioned thought that smoking should be allowed in pubs.

The second poll, undertaken for AIR (Atmosphere Improves Results) by HPI Cardinal, gives the views of licensees and bar staff on the issue. 89% believe that smoking should be permitted in pubs with 71% of the view that a pubs’ smoking policy should be determined by the owner.

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