 'We usually collect the ingredients for him but he wanted to go himself on his new bike so we gave him the money and off he went. 'We spend about five-or six-hundred pounds in that shop for food, petrol, all sorts. Not anymore. 'I'm not going there ever again. There's a Lidl, an Aldi, a Sainsbury's and if I drive a little bit further away there's an Asda.' The mum said she thinks the policy is ageist and while she understands children go at the end of the school day, she doesn't understand the blanket ban. 'Ban the kids who are causing trouble by all means, but if a regular adult came in and started a fight, that adult would be banned from the shop and it would be policed,' she said. 'May){kind=link}
NEWS… BUT NOT AS YOU KNOW IT
A mum and dad have vowed never to return to a Morrisons store after their son was ‘kicked out’.
Oliver Atkinson, 13, went to Morrisons in Killingworth, North Tyneside, on July 12 to try out his new bike and buy ingredients for sausage and egg muffins.
But while in the shop his mum Hazel claims he was approached by a security guard and asked to leave.
When the mum called the store to make a formal complaint she says she was left on hold for an hour.