| Welsh alcohol ban Posted by grahame at 08:13, 17th October 2024 |      |
Hadn't noticed this before ...
Rhymney 6 On time
Calling at: Cardiff Queen St (08:15), Heath High Level (08:20), Llanishen (08:23), Lisvane & T'hill (08:26), Caerphilly (08:31), Aber (08:33), Llanbradach (08:38), Ystrad Mynach (08:43), Hengoed (08:46), Pengam (08:50), Bargoed (08:56), Rhymney (09:07) (Transport for Wales)
Last report: Arrived at Cardiff Central (08:08)
Note: No alcohol to be consumed on trains Caerphilly to Rhymney
Calling at: Cardiff Queen St (08:15), Heath High Level (08:20), Llanishen (08:23), Lisvane & T'hill (08:26), Caerphilly (08:31), Aber (08:33), Llanbradach (08:38), Ystrad Mynach (08:43), Hengoed (08:46), Pengam (08:50), Bargoed (08:56), Rhymney (09:07) (Transport for Wales)
Last report: Arrived at Cardiff Central (08:08)
Note: No alcohol to be consumed on trains Caerphilly to Rhymney
| Re: Welsh alcohol ban Posted by Oxonhutch at 09:17, 17th October 2024 | |
The sun is still well below the yardarm at that time in the morning!
| Re: Welsh alcohol ban Posted by brooklea at 09:38, 17th October 2024 | |
The ban goes back to 6th June 2008....from Wales Online
End of the line for boozers
AFTER a heavy night the last train home is an option for many revellers who’ve had one too many drinks.
But this is about to end as Arriva Trains Wales (ATW) launches an alcohol ban on the Rhymney Valley line tomorrow (Friday), meaning no-one can take booze onto platforms or trains, or even board a train if they are drunk.
Continues https://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/local-news/end-line-boozers-2168486
AFTER a heavy night the last train home is an option for many revellers who’ve had one too many drinks.
But this is about to end as Arriva Trains Wales (ATW) launches an alcohol ban on the Rhymney Valley line tomorrow (Friday), meaning no-one can take booze onto platforms or trains, or even board a train if they are drunk.
Continues https://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/local-news/end-line-boozers-2168486
Also applies on the lines north of Pontypridd to Treherbert, Aberdare, and Merthyr Tydfil, just in case you were tempted!
