Alcohol bought by a tester at shops in Preston Six premises tested as part of a joint operation across Preston failed and sold alcohol to a 15-year-old, pol
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Of the 12, six shops failed the test and sold alcohol to the operation’s 15-year-old test purchaser. The people on the tills were immediately issued with £90 fixed penalties. The owners of the businesses will now have their premises licence reviewed.A spokesperson for police said: “On Saturday night, Police Licensing, Preston City Council Licensing and Lancashire County Council Trading Standards conducted alcohol and tobacco test purchasing across Broadgate, City Centre and Ribbleton.
“During our test purchasing operations, our test purchasers do not deceive or disguise their age and if challenged tell cashiers how old they are.
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