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12834New expert vision sets out roadmap to halve alcohol harm within a decade

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New expert vision sets out roadmap to halve alcohol harm within a decade

10th November 2025

12812Deregulating alcohol licensing: how the government’s proposals risk undermining public health and democracy

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Deregulating alcohol licensing: how the government’s proposals risk undermining public health and democracy

Institute of Alcohol Studies

4th November 2025

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A Healthier Future: A long-term vision to tackle alcohol harm in the UK

November 2025

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The EU Wine Package advances rapidly, with industry consulted but public health groups excluded, no health impact assessment, and no parliamentary debate.

Seven NGOs call for greater transparency.

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This is one of the major concerns regarding zero alcohol products: that they only benefit wealthier people because they’re more expensive than standard alcohol.

Reducing alcohol deaths among the lowest socioeconomic groups has to be the priority, (🧵)

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Cheap supermarket alcohol is the biggest threat to pubs, according to publicans

The govt could raise off-trade duty above inflation while protecting pubs via draught duty relief

That means healthier communities & stronger pubs

Read our Budget submission https://www.ias.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/Institute-of-Alcohol-Studies-Autumn-Budget-Submission-2025-corrected-091025.pdf

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Many of the major public health crises we face today are driven by powerful corporations.

The extent and impact of harmful commercial influences need to be revealed and addressed.

📽️In this film, experts unmask the influence of harmful corporations🍿

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October 2025

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