Overall cost:
£156.6m
(£438 per head)
Cost Breakdown
Cost per head
NHS & Healthcare: £31.5m
| Alcohol-related hospital admissions cost: £14.2m | |
| Outpatient visits cost: £3.4m | |
| Alcohol-related A&E visits cost: £7.4m | |
| Alcohol-related ambulance call-outs cost: £5.3m | |
| Alcohol-related healthcare appointments cost: £0.5m | |
| Alcohol dependency drugs cost: £0.047m | |
| Specialist treatment for alcohol cost: £0.3m | |
| Other alcohol-related healthcare cost: £0.4m |
Crime & disorder: £80.4m
22,675
estimated alcohol-related crimes
Including reported and unreported crimes:
- 4,601 for criminal damage
- 6,351 for violence against the person
- 10,484 for theft
Costs:
Anticipation of crime:
(e.g. money spent on crime detection/prevention such as burglar alarms)
£4.2m
Consequence of crime:
(e.g. cost of stolen or damaged property and emotional harm to the victim)
£51.5m
Response to crime:
(e.g. costs to the police and criminal justice system)
£24.7m
Wider economy: £29.2m
| Presenteeism (at work but reduced productivity): £12.8m | |
| Absenteeism (not at work due to illness): £10.2m | |
| Unemployment: £6.2m |
Social services: £15.5m
Local authority budget estimated to be attributable to alcohol:
Alcohol treatment and support services:
For adults: £0.8m
For children: £0
Child social services:
£14.7m
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