IAS response to NICE consultation on alcohol use disorders (prevention)

IAS response to Home Office consultation on mandatory licensing code

IAS response to Advertising Standards Authority CAP consultation

IAS response to Advertising Standards Authority BCAP consultation

IAS response to Department for Children, Schools and Families consultation on children, young people and alcohol

IAS response to Health Select Committee inquiry into alcohol

IAS response to Department for Transport road safety compliance consultation – Don’t Die from a Broken Heart

IAS response to Department of Health consultation on Safe Sensible Social

Trends in the affordability of alcohol in Europe

Using the WHO Alcohol Control Database, the IAS has used the Big Mac index data to compute an affordability index measure for each country in...

Trends in the affordability of alcohol in the UK

Use of alcohol as a loss-leader

The heavy discounting of alcohol is a problem that has come under increased scrutiny byvarious parties. A recent meeting between the Prime Minister and interested...

Insurance, solving some alcohol problems and causing others

Problem drinking may lead to financial problems for the drinker and those affected by his behaviour. In England 21% of adults have an alcohol use...

Alcohol in Europe: A public health perspective

At the time that the European Commission has been preparing its own strategy on alcohol to cover the full range of activity that takes place...

Crime and disorder, binge drinking and the Licensing Act 2003

This paper provides a critique of the assumptions underlying the Licensing Act 2003 and the claims made for the allegedly beneficial effects of the Act...

IAS response to Drinking responsibly: The government’s proposals

IAS response to Ofcom consultation on alcohol advertising

IAS response to the Alcohol Harm Reduction Strategy for England

IAS response to Improving health and social care

IAS response to the Consultation document on the National Alcohol Harm Reduction Strategy

IAS response to Time for Reform: Proposals for the modernisation of our licensing laws