Delivering a problem? My piece for Alcohol Change UK on children’s access to alcohol online, in the new edition InstituteofLicensing Link magazine (pg19) tinyurl.com/cufbw5rh

Goodbye 2021, hello 2022 👋 For your body and your mind it's time for a total reset. Get your YOU back. Try Dry for 31 days 🗓️ Take part: alcoholchange.org.uk/get-involved/c… #IonawrSych

Shutting bars early & serving reduced strength alcohol at the Principality Stadium during the #6Nations is a positive move from the WRU. But reference to "everyone enjoys a beer" is obviously incorrect and shows how ingrained alcohol remains in #WelshRugby tinyurl.com/3rhwhvu4

New research by Alcohol Change UK highlights major weaknesses in online age verification controls, and failures in checking age when delivering alcohol to homes. The charity is calling for improvements to better protect children. alcoholchange.org.uk/publication/de… #DeliveringAProblem

📣New report📣 Our report published today says online alcohol retailers are not doing enough to prevent children acquiring alcohol: alcoholchange.org.uk/publication/de… #DeliveringAProblem A thread:

6/6 Read the full report alcoholchange.org.uk/publication/de… #DeliveringAProblem

I've written a blog summarising the findings from our new report on online alcohol sales, published today #DeliveringAProblem tinyurl.com/yc7429uu

New report from AFS shows 20% of children and young people surveyed reported that either they or a friend had bought or tried to buy alcohol online. Nearly two-fifths said they were not asked to confirm they were over the age of 18 when making the purchase.

🗣️ "It's about educating people and then people might make their own minds up." Fraser Franks on the alcohol problems he suffered after retiring at 28, his journey to sobriety and working with Alcohol Change UK to change attitudes towards drinking.

Alcohol rules in Qatar will relaxed during men's #FIFAWorldCup, including allowing alcohol ads. Budweiser named an official sponsor tinyurl.com/2k43at7f

Join us at our annual conference on 2 March 2023, where we’ll be hearing from people and communities we often fail to connect with, and learning more about how to bridge the gaps. Find out more information about the event here: alcoholchange.org.uk/events/opening…

Join us at our annual conference on 2 March 2023, we’ll be hearing from people and communities we often fail to connect with, and learning more about how to bridge the gaps. Read more information here: alcoholchange.org.uk/events/opening…

At our last national conference “Rebuild and recover' our community champion Hugh spoke powerfully about his lockdown drinking experience. Tickets are on sale now for this year’s event 'Opening Doors: ensuring access for all to alcohol support' Join us! alcoholchange.org.uk/events/opening…'

Alcohol and sport in the UK seem to go together like Batman and Robin or cheese and pickle. 🦇 🧀 But does the drinking culture in sport restrict opportunities for British Asians? Find out more and take our short survey: ow.ly/QERA50MBTAI

*NEWS* Alcohol use increases the risk factor for suicide by 94%, new study shows. #SoberNews #soberlife #RecoveryPosse sobersocials.co.uk/news/f/alcohol…

'Drinking isn’t an option, it’s more of a requirement': the reasons for high alcohol consumption among some student athletes. My latest article for The Conversation published this week summarises our latest paper published in QRSEH. theconversation.com/drinking-isnt-…

"Adolescents who show signs of alcohol dependence are more likely to develop depression by their mid-20s, according to a new study led by University of Bristol and UCL researchers." @Brms_Research Dr Gemma Lewis Mark Leyshon bristol.ac.uk/news/2023/june…

Alcohol plays a big role in sports but is it driving some people away, especially people whose culture doesn’t include drinking? We commissioned research company, magpie to explore the issues around alcohol and sport. Check out what we found👉alcoholchange.org.uk/blog/2023/spor…

We’re delighted to publish four new research reports funded via our flagship New Horizons programme exploring how people’s experience of alcohol harm is affected by their membership of or identification with groups and communities.