Labour want calorie counts on beer pumps...

You were clear.
You described a campaign for information as ''a pointless gap filler''.

Then why waste time arguing with it.
It's of zero inconvenience to you and may well be very useful to someone else.

All I see is a childish ''you can't tell me what to do'' attitude that is common to the right.
An unthinking knee-jerk reaction to a perfectly reasonable idea.

Why do you want to deprive others of information?

Do you object to signs on doors that say push to open?

Red I did work there for a year, and did have a few pints after work, there are not 30 bars , there are only 8 bars there are restaurants, where you can order wine and alcohol and canteens buy snack etc, the Lords have their own bars but I was not allowed in them . there are even banqueting rooms and a room to host weddings as well, Post Office, clock menders ,hair dressers, tea rooms etc its a small village underground, walk through the tunnel under the road and into Portcullis House similar there.

Beer is cheaper than the local pubs , but all the bars and outlets have to make a profit 

Its in the Guardian so it must be true 

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As Michael Caine would say not a l lot of people know that

I was there a year and did not see half of what is underneath under the Palace , at least four levels of underground car park, I loved the history of the Palace and the traditions and sayings that came about such as " toe the Line" Don't sit on the Fence " I gave up because Livingstone charged me £5 a day to drive to work, as the House used to sit until 10,30pm back then I used my car to avoid a long journey on the tube , especial through Wood Green and Finsbury Park ay 11pm    

Obviously not enough, you are making a good case for 'increasing' public warnings. Keep it up and have a silver star for your efforts.

Who said it was?