McDonald's branch bans under-18s after 5pm in anti-social behaviour crackdown

A UK McDonald's has banned all under-18s from the restaurant after 5pm in a crackdown on anti-social behaviour.

The department, positioned on Lord St in Liverpool could set a precedent because the restaurant has imposed restrictions following a variety of incidents. Whereas guidelines haven't been imposed in Scottish branches, the fast-food chain says they've a zero-tolerance coverage on the subject of crime and anti-social behaviour.

Below-18s who wish to go to the department have to be accompanied by an grownup. If they aren't, they are going to be turned away by safety.

The choice has come as staff have been being "subjected to verbal and bodily abuse". The restrictions are non permanent, and the fast-food chain says they're working with native police to discover a means to assist cut back incidents.

One buyer instructed the Echo : "As I used to be leaving the safety guard stopped a person he believed to be a young person and instructed him they weren't permitting individuals beneath 18 into the restaurant after 5pm with out an grownup with them.

"The person instructed the safety guard he was in his 20s so he apologised and defined that the brand new firm coverage meant he could not let teams of teenagers in on their very own."

The branch which has implemented the ban is located on Lord St in Liverpool
The department which has carried out the ban is positioned on Lord St in Liverpool (Picture: Liverpool Echo)

They added: "I used to be on the town the evening earlier than and there have been massive teams of children throughout Liverpool One and so they have been moved on a variety of occasions by safety close to the cinema and in Chavasse Park."

A McDonald's spokesperson stated: "Over latest weeks, we now have seen a rise within the variety of incidents of anti-social behaviour within the space with our individuals being subjected to verbal and bodily abuse. We have now a zero-tolerance coverage on the subject of crime and anti-social behaviour, and have quickly restricted restaurant entry to U18s from 5pm.

"This resolution was not taken evenly and we're working carefully with the police to discover a decision and assist cut back these incidents."

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