From This Is Gloucestershire SLASHING alcohol intake as a new year resolution could have long-term benefits on mental health, say experts. The 2gether NHS Trust, specialising in tackling mental health…
From The Scotsman By MARTIN FLANAGAN Published on Saturday 12 January 2013 18:40 A LEGAL challenge to the Scottish Government ’s plan for minimum pricing on alcohol kicks off this week…
YOU had a tough day at work and the kids were cranky when you got home.
A LEGAL challenge to the Scottish Government’s plan for minimum pricing on alcohol kicks off this week in Edinburgh, with the Scotch Whisky Association (SWA) claiming it would break UK and European Union law.
SLASHING alcohol intake as a new year resolution could have long-term benefits on mental health, say experts. The 2gether NHS Trust, specialising in tackling mental health issues, is supporting drinkers embraci
The government this week dented industry hopes it is on the verge of ditching plans for minimum pricing of alcohol, after listing the proposals as a key policy achievement of the coalition.
The Scottish Government’s legislation on minimum alcohol pricing will be challenged in court next week. An eight-day hearing is due to start on Tuesday at the Court of Session in Edinburgh, with the Scotch Whisky Association arguing that it breaches EU trade agreemen
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