What do you think of this

[MixedUp]

BBC NEWS | Wales | Soldier is refused room at hotel

Apparently a squadie was refused accommodation at a hotel, as they don't accept military personnel.

Or was it coz he was welsh

Steve
(apoligies if it has been posted before)

[weazelz]

I hate hotels

[Morag]

Apparently, the hotel has now apologised.

[stevechesh]

I'm glad the hotel has been named. An apology would never have been made if they weren't the focus of media attention. I hope they suffer a major downturn in business. . . Mind you, who wants to go to Woking anyway

[MixedUp]

Apparently, the hotel has now apologised.

I do try and "keep up" as you put it. But unfortunately I can't be arsed to look through the old posts, which is why I clearly said

(apoligies if it has been posted before)

Steve

[Diving Dude]

Just don't do it again Steve


l can't remember if you got this annoyed when l got refused entry to a campsite?

[MixedUp]

l can't remember if you got this annoyed when l got refused entry to a campsite?

I probably didn't notice it Howard as i couldn't be arsed to look for that either.

But please accept my retrospective sympathy.

Steve

[Morag]

Just don't do it again Steve


l can't remember if you got this annoyed when l got refused entry to a campsite?

i pissed myself laughing at that!!

[Richard Mason]

I thought it was bloody disgraceful; to the extent that I took the trouble to find their email address on the internet and let them know what I thought of them.

With all the anti-discrimination legislation around, you have to wonder if it's legal. It certainly shouldn't be.

[Lou]

It is very legal. No-one can force someone else to serve them - service is always at the discretion of the management. If you think about it every transaction is a contract and why should anyone be forced into making a contract they don't want to?