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Reducing alcohol consumption has many positive benefits for our health. Lower alcohol intake reduces your risk of developing cancer, liver disease and diabetes, and helps improve mood, memory and quality of sleep. In this blog, […]

Minimum unit pricing linked to a 13% drop in alcohol deaths It’s good news from Scotland, as the latest Public Health Scotland report on minimum unit pricing (MUP) found the policy to be effective in […]

Where next for alcohol pricing? It has been a busy year for alcohol duty , with the government reversing a planned increase last December, and a new system expected to come into force in August. […]

Why is it important for employers to have an effective alcohol policy in the workplace?

Help us protect people from alcohol marketing in Scotland Reviews of decades of research have shown that alcohol marketing leads young people to start drinking earlier, drink more, and drink at heavy or problematic levels. […]

How alcohol policy has changed in Northern Ireland over the last 15 years

‘Fuel to the fire:’ Survey of ambulance service shows alcohol placing a huge demand on frontline workers A new survey of frontline workers at the North East Ambulance Service (NEAS) has found that alcohol-related call-outs […]

How alcohol policy has changed in England over the last 15 years

Read a round-up of our Parliamentary event marking 15 years of the AHA’s efforts to reduce alcohol harm.

Coordinated by the Alcohol Health Alliance and Chair of Drugs Alcohol & Justice APPG Dan Carden MP, Liverpool Walton, Parliamentarians and experts write to the Prime Minister calling for an independent review of alcohol harm. […]