As I understand it, a shop may charge whatever price it likes.
Take a bottle of spring water for example. A shop could ask for £30, 000 for it, but will, in reality, ask for what it beleives it will sell at
Things are different during sales though.
If the bottle of spring water is reduced from £2.00 to £1.00 in the sale, it must have been on sale for a set period of time at the higher price.
The minimum tyre tread depth in the UK is 1.6mm.
If you mean tire tread depth, the minimum is 1.6mm.
legal age limit is changing to 17
In the UK there is no recourse available for an advertised price on a shop item, it is merely an offer. Though most shops would not purposely display an incorrect price. Other forms of shopping have different regulations. Distance buying for instance.
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18 is the legal drinking age in England, however there is talk of raising it to 21.
To drive a road legal quad in the UK you need to be the same age as you would be to drive a car or ride a motorcycle, a minimum of 17 years of age.
Theer is no minimum legal age - HOWEVER - a shopkeeper can refuse to sell any of his merchandise to any one !
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As far as I am aware you only have to have a driving licence. However, you must take training. The legal age in the UK is 16 (minimum school leaving age).
Absolutely ! In the UK it's a legal requirement to have offices, shops etc. heated to a minimum 21oC. That includes schools.
There is no specific law in the UK that sets a minimum temperature for working indoors. However, the Health and Safety Executive recommends a minimum temperature of 16°C for workplaces where the work is mostly sedentary. Employers have a duty to provide a reasonable working temperature to ensure the health and safety of their employees.