Can Pubwatch address the problems of binge drinking?
International Journal of Contemporary Hospitality ManagementPublished 26 April 2005
John D. Pratten, Bob Greig
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Purpose – To study the problems of alcohol‐related crime in the UK, and to describe the operation of a Pubwatch scheme which attempts to unite the police and the licensees in bringing effective action against those involved.
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