Published 1 year ago

Dad livid after Asda staff allow his seven-year-old son to buy a £2 Scratchcard

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James Fletcher-Retallick, 47, said he was "shocked" son Ronnie, seven, was able to make the purchase with his pocket money. Minimum age to buy National Lottery scratchcards in the UK is 16. Asda apologised and said an investigation was launched following the incident.

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Daily Mirror

Dad livid after Asda staff allow his seven-year-old son to buy a £2 Scratchcard

A parent has been left fuming after staff at an Asda supermarket reportedly allowed his seven-year-old son to purchase a £2 Scratchcard despite being under the minimum age

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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Wales Online

Dad blasts Asda after staff sell his 7-year-old son a £2 scratchcard

James Fletcher-Retallick says he was 'shocked' that his son Ronnie was able to buy the card

1 year ago

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Daily Record

Dad stunned after seven year-old son served lottery scratchcard at Asda

James Fletcher Retallick was 'shocked' when Ronnie was apparently allowed to buy the item from the store's cigarette counter, where it's claimed he was first offered sweets.

1 year ago·Glasgow, United Kingdom

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Birmingham Mail

Dad fuming after Asda staff sell his son, 7, a scratchcard

It is illegal to sell lottery tickets and scratch cards to someone under the age of 16 in the UK

1 year ago·Birmingham, United Kingdom

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Daily Star

Dad fumes at Asda staff after selling his 7-year-old son a £2 scratchcard

Even though the minimum age for buying lottery tickets and scratch cards is 16, James Fletcher-Retallick says his seven-year-old son Ronnie managed to buy one in his local branch of Asda

1 year ago·United Kingdom

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