WE at alcoholresponse.com deplore the lack of changes in excise duty on alcohol in the budget. a d v e r t i s e m e n t This is disturbing, but sadly understandable as a finance-generating exercise. However, this does not make the move excusable, health-wise. Alarmingly, the budgetary move lacks
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Most ?date rapes? in Ireland involve alcohol rather than any other drug, a study in Galway has found. Stacey Scriver Furlong of the NUIG Global Women?s Studies said that three out of four ?date rape? cases in this country involve alcohol. She said that that secondary school children needed to be ed
Alcohol Action Ireland, the national charity for alcohol-related issues, today branded the Government's decision to keep alcohol excise duty at the same slashed levels as last year as "incomprehensible" in…
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The Conservatives are calling on the Scottish Government to ensure the ban on below-cost-price sales of alcohol set out in a recent Treasury paper will also apply in Scotland. Murdo Fraser MSP, shadow cabinet secretary for health and wellbeing, has written to the Health