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Selling Alcohol Responsibly

Young People and Alcohol Scrutiny Review
Find out about the council's Young People and Alcohol Scrutiny Review 2009

A guide to licensees' social and legal duties and how to promote responsible drinking as part of an inclusive and vibrant night time economy.

Reducing Alcohol Misuse

Licensed businesses including pubs, nightclubs, takeaways, supermarkets and off licences have a vital role to play in reducing crime and anti-social behaviour resulting from alcohol misuse.

The way in which you operate can impact upon the health of your customers and staff.

LATEST... Young People and Alcohol Scrutiny Review 2009 ... Advice for Young People - Have Fun, Stay Safe ... Violence Risk Assessment in Pubs and Clubs

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Ban on 'All You Can Drink' Deals Proposed

A ban on 'all you can drink' alcohol promotions, plus a legal requirement to check under-18s for ID are just two of the measures being proposed by the government, to cut down on alcohol-related crime.

If the proposals are approved the measures will come into effect in two stages - 6 April 2010 and 1 October 2010. Find out more using our link to the Directgov website.

Download Responsible Drinking Resources

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  • Alcohol Units and You NHS Leaflet [pdf / 1.04MB] Download an advice leaflet produced by the NHS for the Know Your Units - They All Add Up campaign. The NHS recommends that men should not regularly drink more than 3-4 units of alcohol daily and women not more than 2-3 units.
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  • Alcohol and Pregnancy NHS Leaflet [pdf / 527KB] Download an advice leaflet produced by the NHS. Pregnant women or women trying to conceive should avoid drinking alcohol. If they do choose to drink, to protect the baby, they should not drink more than 1-2 units of alcohol once or twice a week and should not get drunk.

Contact Details

  • Tel 01323 415936