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Wine prices would start from £4.50

Campaigners reckon the move would drastically reduce hospital admissions.[>


Town hall bosses in Manchester think their scheme, which would mean wine costing a minimum £4.50 and two litres of cider £5.50, could catch on nationally after it won the backing of PM David Cameron.[>


The plan is the brainchild of Stockport Council chief executive Eamonn Boylan.[>


He plans to introduce a bylaw in the Greater Manchester area that would create a minimum tariff.[>


The first draft of the bylaw, due to be discussed on Friday, calls for a 50p per unit minimum.[>


Mr Cameron said he would look at a national introduction of the scheme “very sympathetically”.[>