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Butts

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Are there any operators who provide smoking facilites on these type of services.

Cigars and Cognac after dinner springs to mind perhaps on an "open" observation gallery where one can partake the odd havana :p
 
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I would imagine it would still fall afoul of the law. Certainly, when the Smoking Ban was introduced in Ireland in 2004, this applied to railtours as well as service trains. The basis here is that even though the stewards may be volunteers, the train is still a workplace for the guard, inspector, etc... My guess is that it is the same situation in the UK.
 

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The smoking ban applies equally to all trains. It's a workplace, therefore it's illegal. Not to mention unpleasant.

The open balcony on the Scotsman should be ok, I imagine
 
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It seems a bit of a nonsense to ban smoking, with a steamer on the front......
 
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