Hotel stops selling alcohol - 2001-11-24

Hotel stops selling alcohol November 24, 2001, BBC News

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A hotel in Cornwall will no longer offer its guests alcoholic drinks because of their "destructive" effects.

The management of the Camelot Castle Hotel in Tintagel has decided to withdraw beers, wines and spirits from all its menus and bar areas.

Managers John Mappin and Ted Stourton said that the move signals a tidal change of public opinion in relation to the alcohol consumption.

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