Minimum alcohol price plan referred to European court by Scottish judges
A plan to set a minimum price for all alcoholic drinks in Scotlandhas been referred by appeal judges to the European court of justice, after a long legal battle by…
Minimum unit pricing is to be referred to the Court of Justice of the European Union
The case to implement a minimum unit price of alcohol in Scotland is to be referred to the Court of Justice of the European Union, it was announced today. The…
Alcohol companies use Facebook to avoid advertising restrictions
ALCOHOL companies are using social media to get around advertising regulations and consumers to mount their marketing pitch for them, a new study shows. From news.com.au With more than 2.5…
New project: Impact of Minimum Alcohol Pricing in Ireland & Northern Ireland
Members of the Sheffield Alcohol Research Group (SARG) have been commissioned jointly by the Irish and Northern Irish governments to produce a report on the estimated impact of minimum unit…
Alcohol Strategy Information Meeting
A public meeting to explore the issues around alcohol misuse in society and ways to address it will take place in Dun Laoghaire on Tuesday, April 29. The meeting is…
Alcohol Policy in Practice Course
"Alcohol Policy in Practice" is a Postgraduate CPD course being held by the UK Centre for Tobacco & Alcohol Studies, It takes place at the University of Edinburgh from September…
Cost of alcohol credited for drop in serious violence in England and Wales
A decline in binge drinking and the rising price of alcoholis behind a dramatic 12% fall in the number of people injured in serious violence across England and Wales last…
Alcohol industry’s complaints about TV advert’s cancer link thrown out
Alcoholindustry complaints that a television advertisement linking drinking with an increased risk of cancer was misleading have been thrown out. From The Guardian The AdvertisingStandards Authority rejected after being presented…
Health Minister addresses alcohol industry efforts to influence public health policy
Minister for Health, Dr James Reilly, addressing a parliamentary question from Deputy Maureen O'Sullivan, has said "the alcohol industry seeks a role for itself in public health policy areas that…
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