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Read the letter sent from Drinkaware Chief Executive, Elaine Hindal to Drinkaware funders and stakeholders on 14th September 2018, with regards to the criticism our partnership with Public Health England has received from a vocal minority of the public health community.
Published Friday 14th September 2018
Our commitment to helping people make informed choices about alcohol is unswerving and to suggest otherwise is to wholly and wilfully misrepresent the charity and its aims.
Published Thursday 13th September 2018
Working together for the first time, Public Health England and Drinkaware are launching a new campaign, Drink Free Days to help people cut down on the amount of alcohol they are regularly drinking.
Published Monday 10th September 2018
The study by the Global Burden of Disease published in The Lancet finds that alcohol is a leading risk factor for death and disease worldwide.
Published 24th August 2018
Drinkaware, in partnership with Splendour Festival, is launching a new scheme to keep festival goers safe. This will be the first festival outside London to have Drinkaware Crew.
Published 17th August 2018
Chief Executive Elaine Hindal spoke of the damaging effect of unwanted and drunken sexual harassment and called for a greater challenge of its normalisation in public places.
Published 27th June 2018
Drinkaware welcomes today’s announcement by Jeremy Hunt, Secretary of State for Health & Social Care.
Published 23rd April 2018
New research reveals that almost three in five (58%) of all people (aged 18-75) who drink alcohol are doing so because it helps them to cope with the pressures of day to day life.
Published 11th January 2018
Drinkaware responds to new University of Cambridge study on the link between alcohol and cancer.
Published 11th April 2018
According to a new Drinkaware / YouGov survey, which looks at adult drinking patterns in the UK, almost half (47%) of men between 35 and 75 who drink alcohol do so to fit in, be liked or to not feel left out; compared to only just over a third (36%) of women of the same age.
Published 15th November 2018
We are working to correct a technical issue with this press release catalogue page which is resulting in some website users being unable to view all our press releases. Fortunately they are still live on the Drinkaware website for you to view and we include links to them below:
Read the letter sent from Drinkaware Chief Executive, Elaine Hindal to Drinkaware funders and stakeholders on 14th September 2018, with regards to the criticism our partnership with Public Health England has received from a vocal minority of the public health community.
Drinkaware is fully committed to helping people making informed choices about alcohol, suggesting otherwise wilfully misrepresents the charity
Working together for the first time, Public Health England and alcohol education charity Drinkaware are jointly launching a new campaign, Drink Free Days to help people cut down on the amount of alcohol they are regularly drinking.
This new study supports existing evidence about the harms associated with alcohol and reinforces the clear message that the more you drink, the greater the chance of developing serious long-term health conditions, such as liver disease, heart disease and seven types of cancer. Our research shows…
Alcohol education charity, Drinkaware, in partnership with Splendour Festival, is launching a new scheme to keep festival goers safe. This will be the first festival outside London to have Drinkaware Crew. The Drinkaware Crew builds on the success of the existing scheme already active in bars…
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