'Why is it 9-5 workers can have hot food..but those who work 'anti-social hours' can’t?' Economy Adviser Sacha_Lord says The Met's decision to ban London's late-night Greggs is 'narrow-minded'.
As Greggs prepares to launch a legal battle over the late-night sausage roll ban, Sacha Lord, co-founder of Parklife festival, toldthe Met are being "quite narrow-minded" by requesting for a recall on the bakery's late-night license.
The music entrepreneur said: "Hospitality is absolutely on its knees, what we need to be doing is having a common sense approach... I can't understand the difference between a cold sausage roll and a hot sausage roll, it's a curve ball that none of us in the industry saw coming." He went on to say: "I think it's quite narrow-minded of the Met when they think about people leaving pubs or clubs and trying to get some hot food. Well, what about the people that work at night?
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