A local government council in London is facing a political issue due to a proposal. The proposal aims to limit a certain behavior in pubs. This behavior is referred to as "vertical drinking" by the council.
It is essentially having a drink while standing. Further details about the proposal and the reaction to it are available from ABC13 Houston, including the response from pub landlords and UK politicians.
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