A #GeneralElection has been announced 🚨 The Tobacco and Vapes Bill is one of the most significant public health interventions in living memory. We're calling on all parties to ensure this world-leading Bill is passed through before this Parliament ends. Smoking causes around

Following news of a #GeneralElection in July, it's important to highlight the Tobacco and Vapes Bill, which is one of the most significant public health interventions in living memory. Smoking causes around 150 cases of cancer every day and places huge pressure on NHS. All

Sadly Tobacco & Vapes Bill hadn’t made sufficient progress through parliament to be included in wash up The Bill has cross party support & action on tobacco is popular All political parties should make a #smokefreegeneration a key commitment in their #generalelection manifesto

Very sad to hear that @JosTrust is closing. Jo’s have done amazing work in the cervical cancer space - from advocating for policy action on HPV vaccination and screening, to giving support to people affected by cervical cancer - and much more. Thoughts to all involved.

As smoking is the biggest cause of cancer, it's disappointing the Tobacco & Vapes Bill won't be passed before the #GeneralElection. Parties must commit to raising the age of sale of tobacco in their manifestos to help create a #SmokefreeGeneration. More 👇news.cancerresearchuk.org/2024/05/24/gen…

With 350 young adults aged 18-25 taking up smoking every day in the UK, it's vital that all political parties commit to bringing back the Tobacco & Vapes Bill asap in the next parliament to create a #smokefreegeneration

Sign and share – it only takes two minutes! 📲⏰ Read more 👇 This general election needs to be a turning point for people affected by cancer, and you can help us drive this change. Our open letter to party leaders asks them to back our ambition for longer, better lives ahead

Massive support for a smokefree generation in every GB constituency ranging from 55% to 74%. The tide has turned on tobacco. The next parliament must make it history. #smokefreegeneration

Professor Sir Mike Richards reminding us all of the real people behind these statistics: it's not the 62 day pathway that matters, it's the 61 nights in between #CRUKEDConference24

Tonight’s #LeadersDebate grappling with NHS and social care. No mention of public health and prevention. A happier, healthier and more productive society needs a whole-gov approach to health and inequalities, including on tobacco, alcohol and junk food. health.org.uk/a-whole-govern…

Today is the last day to sign our open letter calling for party leaders to commit to our five key pledges and make cancer a priority in their manifestos. So today we’re looking over our key pledges for #LongerBetterLives. Join us in calling for party leaders to act by signing

Nothing would have a greater impact on reducing the number of preventable deaths than ending smoking. A #SmokefreeUK must be a priority for all parties by: 🚭Reintroducing age of sale legislation 🚭Sustainably funding tobacco control measures 🚭Closing loopholes in existing

🆕 Our analysis has revealed that the UK could avoid 34,000 deaths from cancer within a decade of the #GeneralElection if the next government takes urgent action to improve cancer outcomes. To help us make this election a #TurningPointForCancer, join our campaign to demand

The UK could avoid 34,000 deaths from cancer within a decade of the #GeneralElection, if the next UK Government takes urgent action to improve cancer outcomes. Help us make this election a #TurningPointForCancer – Join our campaign 👇

We are among the organisations that have signed an open letter to the new Government urging them to reintroduce the Tobacco and Vapes Bill in the first King’s Speech on 17 July. This is a vital step towards a #SmokefreeUK and reducing the number of cancers caused by smoking 🚭

New figures from Cancer Research UK show that deaths caused by smoking are going up - with every day seeing 160 new cases of cancer caused by smoking. Cancer epidemiologist Karis Betts tells #R4Today we're seeing the effects of what smoking levels were like 10 or 15 years ago.

ICYMI: exciting to see the wider consideration of health in the National Planning Policy Framework consultation by Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Gov. We need to start thinking about health across all policies and government departments if we are to truly take a prevention-first approach.

Our Executive Director of Policy, Information & Communications Ian Walker spoke with Steve Brine & Prof Dame Helen Stokes-Lampard on the newest episode of their podcast, 'Prevention is the New Cure'. Listen below to hear about Ian's recent trip to New Zealand & the importance of tobacco

🆕 Important report from Alcohol Health Alliance UK Obesity Health Alliance ASH that highlights the “killer tactics” used by the three industries to influence and counter moves to improve public health. Full report 👇 ahauk.org/resource/kille…