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Pubs sign up to stop troublemakers.
(From Bristol Evening Post)
Pubs in Oldland Common have joined forces with neighbourhood police to stop troublemakers.
Staff at the Crown and Horseshoe, The Dolphin and Cherry Tree have signed up to a new Pub Watch scheme, working with neighbourhood PC Louise Rowe.
She said: "This is a great example of local people working together to make their community a better place for everyone. Pub Watch aims to deter anyone from making trouble or getting involved in anti-social behaviour.
"Pub staff will warn each other about potential problems and liaise closely ...
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