Is it wrong to crack down on ‘vertical drinking’ & ban ordering at bar? VOTE NOW

DRINKERS could be banned from ordering at the bar under loony new council rules in a crackdown on vertical drinking. Hundreds of pubs in London could be caught in the crosshairs of Westminster Council who want to crackdown on ‘vertical drinking’. Pubs in Soho face bans to standing with drinks and ordering at the bar Credit: In Pictures via Getty Images New rules could force pubs to only serve booze by a waiter or waitress, banning the classic tradition of ordering at the bar. The policy also takes aim at when punters can buy drinks, with possible limits on the hours when alcohol can be served. Sign up for the Money newsletter Thank you! Westminster Council controls the licensing rules for hundreds of pubs in London’s busy Soho and critics say the policy would be another hit for Britain’s pub culture So, is it wrong to crack down on ‘vertical drinking’ & ban ordering at bar? Have your say in our exclusive poll. And share your thoughts below for the chance to win a £100 voucher. Love to debate? Join Sun Club for just £1.99 a month for the boldest opinion on the issues shaping Britain. Comment now