You are not on the list you are not coming in

[BrilloPad]

£3K?

Its only fair they should get a night's drinking out of it.

[d000hg]

a police inspector, a barrister and a priest walk into a bar...

But Judge John Hand QC ruled that pub manager David Leach, who has since died, made "stereotypical assumptions" about Irish travellers and Romany gypsies.

Ominous.

[vetran]

I would say that any visit to a JD Wetherspoon is a distressing experience.

it says something when Wetherspoon's refuse to serve you.

[Batcher]

Vote UKIP !!

[Pondlife]

I would say that any visit to a JD Wetherspoon is a distressing experience.

[DimPrawn]

Mental country.

[administrator]

He should have broken their legs instead, they probably wouldn't have got as much.

[vetran]

Irish travellers win £24,000 damages over being refused entry to Wetherspoons - ITV News

Delegates who attended a conference for Irish travellers have been awarded a total of £24,000 for the "distressing experience" of being refused entry to a Wetherspoon pub because of "racial stereotyping".

The incident happened at The Coronet on Holloway Road, north London, in November 2011 and involved the Irish Traveller Movement in Britain - now known as The Traveller Movement.

The Central London County Court was told the group included travellers, a police inspector, a barrister and a priest. Pub owners JD Wetherspoon denied allegations of discrimination on the grounds of race and ethnic background.

But Judge John Hand QC ruled that pub manager David Leach, who has since died, made "stereotypical assumptions" about Irish travellers and Romany gypsies.

Mr Leach refused entry to groups of delegates, saying he was concerned there might be trouble because the conference at the travellers' Resource Centre next to the pub was focusing on evictions from the Dale Farm traveller site in Essex.
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He awarded £3,000 compensation for "injury to feelings" to eight individual claimants turned away at the pub door.

£3K?