"...we are talking of 25p per cup, a not inconsiderable tax," It still won't stop people drinking it. If you have two a day five days a week it will cost you £32.50 instead of £30.00 (assuming £3 per cup). People shelling out thirty quid a week on coffee obviously have a bit of income to dispose of because there are far cheaper alternatives. That much extra over...
what we are discussing is important, its the government yet again sticking its nose in, if the levy goes ahead most people will just absorb that into their weekly bills, whilst the government should put that money towards more recycling centres for said coffee/tea cups.
Jack...why is it pretentious if that's what it is? I believe the current modern coffee shop is based on those found in Europe. Is it the "Europe" part you have trouble with?
A coffee with milk in it is not the same as a latte.
Maybe it's "foreign muck"...:-0
The way to go as someone mentioned earlier is to use bio degradable cups - there may be many holes to fill but do we want the planet to become one huge landfill?
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