In March 2004, two important documents on alcohol policy were published by the British
government. One is an Alcohol Harm Reduction Strategy for England (UK Cabinet Office …

On March 15, 2004, the UK Government published its long awaited National Alcohol Harm
Reduction Strategy for England (NAHRSE)(PMSU, 2004). The Government first announced …

This strategy is for England only. The Government has consulted with the devolved
administrations in producing its analysis of the harms caused by alcohol, and will continue to …

With consultations having been held across Australia this year as part of the process of
developing a new National Alcohol Strategy, it seemed timely to invite my colleagues from …

When the Labour government came to power in the UK in 1997, it took over high and rising
levels of alcohol consumption and alcohol‐related harm. Contrary to 'old Labour''s views on …

Background Despite a complex and multi-faceted alcohol policy environment in Australia,
there are few comprehensive reviews of national and state alcohol policies that assess their …

Alcohol use is the seventh leading risk factor for both deaths and disability-adjusted life
years globally, despite the fact that one-half of the world's population does not drink. Ireland …

In this article, we critically reflect on the constitution of the UK's alcohol problem in the
government's 'Safe, Social, Sensible'policy document, referring to findings from a 3-year …

The British government has been criticised for according industry interests too much weight
in alcohol policy-making. Consequently, it has been argued that alcohol strategy in the UK is …

Abstract Introduction The Public Health (Alcohol) Act 2018 in Ireland has been hailed as a
world‐leading package of alcohol policy reforms. Existing studies have identified the events …