From: "Mark" 

Now that you highlight that, I see they use barred in one paragraph and
banned in the next. But I was amused by the "you can't do that, I'm
buying the joint" aspect of it 

"Phil Payne"  wrote in
message news:444c62cc{at}w3....
> "Mark"  wrote in message
news:44480a40{at}w3....
>> http://www.chequer-board.net/story/2006/4/19/22533/0190
>> "Tim Platt took matters into his own hands when he was barred from his
> local
>> pub - he stumped up the cash and bought it.
>> The 52-year-old was banned from his local, the White Lion, in
>> Hampton-in-Arden, where he had been drinking for 30 years, after
> criticising
>> the new decor.
>
> Not "banned" - "barred".  There is a difference.
>
> For the local news report:
>
> http://iccoventry.icnetwork.co.uk/0100news/0150swarksnews/tm_objectid=1696014
9&method=full&siteid=50003&queueid=0&headline=barred-from-my-local----so-i-
> bought-it-name_page.html
>
>

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