Letter: Drink-drive laws
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Your support makes all the difference.A contribution towards reducing the numbers of drivers who have had too much to drink at the pub would be to ensure that soft drinks are sold at a competitive price.
Often my pint of coke is only a few pence cheaper than my husband's pint of beer. The price of a pint of beer is inflated by the taxation levied upon it - why does my soft drink cost about the same amount?
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