IAS Annual Report 2021/22

IAS response to consultation on alcohol alternatives

IAS response to consultation on WHO Framework to strengthen Alcohol Action Plan

The Marketing and Consumption of No and Low Alcohol Drinks in the UK

This report examines how No and Low Alcohol (NoLo) beverages are marketed and promoted in the UK and explores how and why consumers drink them....

IAS response to consultation on the refresh of the violence against women, domestic abuse and sexual violence National Strategy, Wales

IAS response to consultation on Alcohol Duty Review

October 2021 Budget Analysis

Preventing underage alcohol purchasing online using payment card details

Age assurance online needs improving With the increasing reliance on digital services for purchasing physical goods, there is a growing need to uphold the legislative...

Alcohol energy (calorie) labelling: Evidence, public support, alternatives, and wider labelling considerations

Autumn Budget 2021 – IAS submission

Alcohol marketing during the 2020 Six Nations Championship: A frequency analysis

Background and aims European countries have varied approaches to regulating alcohol sport sponsorship and advertising during sporting events. For example: France’s Évin Law prohibits alcohol...

IAS response to consultation on revised WHO Global Alcohol Action Plan

Ofcom Proposals for the regulation of advertising on video-sharing platforms

LGBTQ+ People and Alcohol

Introduction According to the Office for National Statistics, an estimated 1.4 million people (2.7 percent of the UK population) aged 16 years and over identified...

IAS response to consultation on new duties on local authorities to provide domestic abuse support in safe accommodation in England

IAS response to Call for Evidence on Women’s Health Strategy

March 2021 Budget Analysis

IAS response to consultation on Transforming the Public Health System

IAS response to DCMS Review of the Gambling Act 2005

IAS response to Public Health England consultation on proposed changes to the calculation of alcohol-related mortality and hospital admissions