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Pub is slammed for 調印する banning children… but 地元のs LOVE it and 攻撃する,衝突する out at bad parents for 'bringing up their kids 貧しく'

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A pub that was slammed online for a 調印する banning children has been 支援するd by 地元のs who love the '静かな' boozer as they 攻撃する,衝突する out at parents for 'bringing up their kids 貧しく'. 

The Lower Red Lion in St Albans, Hertfordshire (機の)カム under 解雇する/砲火/射撃 for their 'child-解放する/自由な' and 'dog friendly' 政策 after a social マスコミ 使用者 innocently 地位,任命するd a picture of himself with the 調印する, captioned '設立する my new 地元の'. 

使用者s on X, 以前は Twitter, 反応するd with fury to the 地位,任命する- which was seen by more than 70 million people - with one person comparing the 禁止(する) on children to 'プロの/賛成の-絶滅 culture'.

Another asked 'why it has become socially 許容できる to hate children?' while others supported the boozer's 姿勢 and called for more child-解放する/自由な and dog friendly 発生地s.  

にもかかわらず the vitriol the 地位,任命する 誘発するd, 地元のs told MailOnline they support the 'lovely' pub's 戦略. 

And the boozer, where a 伝統的な fish and 半導体素子s costs £14.50, appears to be sticking by their 政策 - which has been illustrated by the 調印する for a long time.  ;

After the 調印する attracted a 抱擁する 量 of hate online on Sunday, it was still outside the pub on Tuesday

The Lower Red Lion in St Albans, Hertfordshire (機の)カム under 解雇する/砲火/射撃 for their 'child-解放する/自由な' and 'dog friendly' 政策

Simon Cooper, 43, who has lived in St Albans all his life, said the 政策 'doesn't bother' him

One 居住(者), who lives only a few doors 負かす/撃墜する from the pub and asked not to be 指名するd, said 'a pub is not a place for children'.

'I think it is a 広大な/多数の/重要な 調印する. I don't see a problem with it. I can't think of another pub that is dog friendly and child-解放する/自由な,' he said.

'I don't have a problem with dogs in pubs. If dogs are 存在 a problem, they can easily be brought under 支配(する)/統制する. A pub is not a place for children.'

He 追加するd: 'It is an adult 環境. It is because parents can't find childcare 手はず/準備 that they bring their kids to the pub usually.

'The kids don't want to be in pubs so they misbehave. And if they do misbehave, it is because they have been 貧しく brought up anyway, that is why their parents have brought them to a pub.

'There is 絶対 no 不足 of pubs in St Albans for people to go to with children. As far as I'm aware this is the only one which is dog friendly and child-解放する/自由な.'

Jacqui Hall, 60, who was visiting St Albans from Harpenden with her daughter Dani and her granddaughter, questioned if parents should be bringing their children to pubs.

She said: 'If it's a pub, should parents be b (犯罪の)一味ing in children anyway?'

Dani said St Albans had a lot of young families and some cafes around the area struggle for space 予定 to all the prams.

Jacqui said: 'Some people want a child-解放する/自由な period. There is a 少数,小数派 of people who want their time on holiday to be 静かな time.'

Dani 追加するd she would consider bringing her child to a pub but only if it had a garden where they would be 解放する/自由な to run around.

Students Samuel Mackinnon, 22, and brother Oliver, 19, both support the 調印する.

The pair grew up in St Albans with their parents but have now moved away for university.

Oliver said: 'There are enough places in St Albans where people can go for a drink.

'If that was the only place where people could go for a drink, I would definitely understand it.'

Samuel said: 'I think dogs are easier to 支配(する)/統制する than kids. I think it is more 許容できる for a dog 原因(となる)ing a 暴動, barking and going crazy to be taken outside by the owner, rather than a child.'

The 調印する has been outside the pub for a long time and went viral after a 使用者 on X, 以前は Twitter, innocently 地位,任命するd a picture of it online

Oliver 追加する ed: 'I work in a pub and I can say dogs are much easier to clean up after than kids. Kids can leave a real mess everywhere once they leave.'

Tom Robertson, 74, and wife Kathy, 68, are 正規の/正選手 訪問者s to the pub and are in favour of the pub's 政策 even though they love children'.

Kathy said: 'We like to go in for a 静かな lunch or evening meal. It is a lovely pub and the food is gorgeous.

'We love kids, but when we go on holiday we make sure we 調書をとる/予約する an adult-only hotel. We just (機の)カム 支援する from a holiday and it was 広大な/多数の/重要な - so 平和的な.

When asked if they thought dogs could いつかs misbehave as 不正に as children, Kathy replied: 'I have never seen dogs be a problem. Most dogs that people take to the pub behave themselves.' 

Retired civil servant David Roberts, 63, travelled to St Albans for a day out with his wife from Watford. 

He said: 'I think they should be 許すd to do what they want. I think they also need to 計器 with their 顧客s to see what they want. 

'The pub we go to is dog-friendly and they 許す children to go in 同様に. I thought pubs were much more family-friendly these days.'

Cyber 安全 労働者 Jamie Constantinou, 46, who has lived in St Albans for 20 years, recognised the 調印する when it went viral online. 

The father-of-one said: 'I wonder why they did it - is it a joke? Or do their 顧客s really like it? 

'I think if they are a pub they can do what they want. It doesn't 特に bother me.

'I didn't 本人自身で get 感情を害する/違反するd by it but I can see why people did. It was just said a bit flippantly.'

He 追加するd: 'I think if they are going to have a no-child 政策 they have to explain the 推論する/理由, like they can't 融通する highchairs or they can't cater to some アレルギーs. 

'Are they 現実に 施行するing it? I think they can do what they want but it will put a lot of people's 支援するs up.'

TV 生産者 Chrissie Bibby has lived in St Albans for 15 years and is やめる familiar with the 調印する.

She is supportive of dogs in pubs and said: 'As long as the dogs are 井戸/弁護士席 behaved, I think they should be able to stay.

'I would いつかs pet a dog in a pub if it was 削減(する). But if it was something scary like an XL いじめ(る), I would go to a different pub - unless it was on a tight lead.'

Grandmother Jacqui Hall, 60, questioned whether parents should bring their children to pubs

Oliver Mackinnon, 19, also supported the 調印する as he said there are enough places in St Albans for people to go for a drink

Student Samuel Mackinnon, 22, supported the 禁止(する) on children as he said dogs are easier to 支配(する)/統制する than children

However, 小売 労働者s James, 41, and Marisol, 36, said they think the 政策 could be 差別的な.

The parents said they 同意しないd with the 政策 and believed that people should have the choice of whether to bring their children into a pub.

James 追加するd: 'I think it could be 差別的な. You have got to keep kids under 支配(する)/統制する.

'It is up to the parents to 支配(する)/統制する them. If they are 原因(となる)ing problems they have to be controlled.'

St Albans 地元のs Peter, 84, and his wife P auline, 75, were shocked that the 調印する is 存在 陳列する,発揮するd so blatantly.

Pauline said: 'I think it is atrocious. I have no idea how they get away with it. I would think they would want all those 顧客s. 

'I don't know how they can get away with it, 令状ing a 調印する like that in this day and age.'

The couple have two boys who are adults now but said they did take them to the pub when they where little.

Pauline said: 'If you live around here, you didn't t have anyone to leave them with.

'Whenever I walk past the 調印する, I always point to it and say, "look it's still there". I think it is 差別 against people with children.'

Peter 追加するd: 'I prefer to sit next to a child rather than a dog, 純粋に on hygiene 基準s.

Carole, 81, and Colin Troote, 84, (pictured) said they were in favour of children in pubs, once they were 井戸/弁護士席 behaved

A 伝統的な fish and 半導体素子s costs £14.50 in the pub, which 地元のs called 'lovely' and '静かな'

Simon Cooper, 43, who has lived in St Albans all his life, said he has no 問題/発行する with the 調印する he has seen as long as he can remember.

The Sky Sports 労働者, who has both a dog and a nine-year-old daughter, said: 'It doesn't 感情を害する/違反する me at all.

'It is just a different 選択 for someone. I don't walk past and think I can't go in there.'

Mr Cooper said he does occasionally take his three-year-old Cockapoo Hudson into the pub, but said he is quick to take the dog out of the pub if it misbehaves.

He sai d: 'I give it a couple of yelps but then I get him out. I find if he misbehaves I'm quicker to take Hudson out rather than my daughter when she was younger.

'I don't mind if a pub has no kids. I'm not fussed.'

Married couple Carole, 81, and Colin Troote, 84, who were visiting St Albans from Kent, said they disapproved of the 調印する.

Retired social 労働者 Carole said: 'I am in favour of social eating with children. What I don't agree with is taking children to eat and not giving them any 境界s.

'Children are children but I have seen too many parents, and they are mostly middle class, who let their children run 暴動. 

'We were out having Sunday lunch recently and we got bothered, you see it all the time. Or the parents put them in 前線 of their 審査するs.'

Retired 刑務所,拘置所 officer Colin 追加するd: 'I think dogs should be outside.'  

The Lower Red Lion 拒絶する/低下するd to comment when approached by MailOnline. 

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