Changes from February despite feedback gained through survey
The decision to push forward licensing changes at the Gaiety Theatre has been met with mixed reaction from the public.
The Department of Education, Sport and Culture still hasn’t responded to questions about why it’s changing the rules despite the majority of people not being in favour of the decision.
Six-hundred-and-fifty people who responded to a public survey, in September, said they would not welcome the opportunity to drink alcohol in their seats at the venue.
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From February theatregoers will be able to drink whilst watching most performances as John Moss reports:
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