Bringing together evidence, policy and practice to reduce alcohol harm
UK alcohol-related deaths persistently above 1990s levels
Official figures indicate a plateau in alcohol-related deaths, but rates still higher than 20 years ago, with many happening before people reach mid-fifties
Health campaigners call for tougher regulation of alcohol adverts
Calls come after new survey shows primary school children are more familiar with beer brands than biscuits
Irish Government announces measures to tackle alcohol harm
Public Health (Alcohol) Bill 2015 proposals include minimum unit pricing, warning labels on packaging and new restrictions on advertising, marketing and sponsorship
NI Census: Alcohol treatment users on the rise
Jump in patient numbers partly due to higher response rate
Labour to target cheap cider to protect children
Labour’s new approach to public health pledges to take tougher action to protect children from “the harm caused by alcohol, sugar and smoke”, says Andy...
Alcohol sales linked with alcohol deaths across GB regions
First ever analysis of relationship between alcohol sales data and alcohol-related deaths finds a positive correlation between the two
Public call for health warnings on alcohol labels
Fewer than half of people aware of the links between alcohol and cancer, according to survey
Upward trend in number of premises licences continues
Fewer alcohol only on-sales and round-the-clock licences among overall increases in personal and premises licences
Scotland’s relationship with alcohol changing for the better: MESAS study
2014 report shows positive effects of falling consumption, but there is still some way to go
Excessive drinking during pregnancy is not a crime, judges rule
Council's compensation claim rejected by the Court of Appeal
New call for a comprehensive EU Alcohol Strategy
Eurocare calls for action to reduce alcohol-related harm ahead of the 6th European Alcohol Policy Conference
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