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Parents allowed to take babies into screenings of 18-rated films - council approves

Council approval follows complaints from parents refused entry to a 15-rated film, with cinemas required to risk assess screenings and limit sound levels.

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Parents will be allowed to take babies into screenings of 15 and 18-rated films under relaxed licensing rules.

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Parents allowed to take babies into screenings of 18-rated films - council approves

Parents will be allowed to take babies into screenings of 15 and 18-rated films under relaxed licensing rules.

·Bradford, United Kingdom
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Parents allowed to take babies into 18-rated films under relaxed rules

Parents will be allowed to take babies into screenings of 15 and 18-rated films under relaxed licensing rules.

·Leeds, United Kingdom
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Yorkshire Post broke the news in Leeds, United Kingdom on Wednesday, July 1, 2026.
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