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SMOKERS gathered together in Wash Common’s The Gun pub last night (June 30) to mourn today’s introduction of the smoking ban.Dressing gowns, smoking jackets and whacky hats were all on display as bar staff handed out free cigarettes to diehard smokers enjoying their final puff at the tongue-in-cheek bash, which organisers called the ‘Cough-Inn’.Landlord of The Gun, Alan Murray, said: “This is a little celebration for smokers to enjoy their last night of freedom to smoke in a public house. It’s the death of personal choice as I see it.”Many regulars in the pub disagreed with the smoking ban and said it would damage the community spirit in The Gun.Non-smoker and a regular of The Gun, Andrew Nevin, said: “They should put extrac-tion fans in above the bar so people behind the bar are protected from the smoke. I think people should be allowed to do what they want.”Mr Murray said he will enforce the ban as strictly as every other pub because of the £2,500 fine he faces
I’d give up smoking but I don’t want to turn into one of those non-smokers
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