Hi guys
this is the first time we have travelled with Grayways i am wondering if they allow alcohol on the coach and how strict they police it i am not talking a crate just a couple of bottles in a small cool bag with sarnies
we are not intending to be drunk or riotous just wanted a quiet drink on the journey down there as not going be paying wembley prices no matter what
any advice welcome
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josie andrews
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You should be okay as long as you aren't too obvious about itsimmy1 wrote:Hi guys
this is the first time we have travelled with Grayways i am wondering if they allow alcohol on the coach and how strict they police it i am not talking a crate just a couple of bottles in a small cool bag with sarnies
we are not intending to be drunk or riotous just wanted a quiet drink on the journey down there as not going be paying wembley prices no matter what
any advice welcome
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pm white elephant
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thanks guys i wont make it obvious as i say prob be 2 bottles for the trip hidden in bag out of sight rather than a big bag of nothing but alcohol
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cheers A&L will do does he travel with them a lot as i say this is our first time and to be honest first of many trips with them
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You'll see when you PM him what rules/regs are on board
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James Slevin
Ces Mountford
And the “kind of rugby player you’d want to be in your dreams” James Leytham
Should be in the Wigan Warriors Hall
Of Fame
James Slevin
Ces Mountford
And the “kind of rugby player you’d want to be in your dreams” James Leytham
Should be in the Wigan Warriors Hall
Of Fame
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ancientnloyal wrote:You'll see when you PM him what rules/regs are on board
http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1985/57/section/1
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white elephant
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Sorry All Grayway coaches are NO alcohol on board!
All Grayway coaches and coaches hired in by Grayways on the day will display a sign saying " No alcohol " and a similar copy of the legislation that Jaws1 posted.
Drivers have the right to check any bags for alcohol.
All Grayway coaches and coaches hired in by Grayways on the day will display a sign saying " No alcohol " and a similar copy of the legislation that Jaws1 posted.
Drivers have the right to check any bags for alcohol.
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Is the old guy who IIRC owned Grayway (Jim? completely bald bald fella) still alive. He once took us on a fishing trip to Ulverston Canal. I think he had suffered a few heart attack or health scares even then and boy the trip was scary
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sounds like "the hills have eyes"cpwigan wrote:Is the old guy who IIRC owned Grayway (Jim? completely bald bald fella) still alive. He once took us on a fishing trip to Ulverston Canal. I think he had suffered a few heart attack or health scares even then and boy the trip was scary