Posters and resources from current and recent local and national campaigns to tackle binge drinking and raise awareness of the health effects of alcohol.
Local Campaigns in East Sussex
Have Fun, Stay Safe is a local campaign supported by the council, run by the East Sussex Safer Communities Partnership.
The campaign is aimed at young people enjoying a night out at local pubs and clubs.
The campaign partners include the council, the Healthy Eastbourne Board and Eastbourne Crime Reduction Partnership.
You can view the current images and downloads from the campaign in this section, and an archive of previous materials at the foot of this page.
National Awareness Campaigns
Alcohol - Know Your Limits is a national campaign which is run jointly by the NHS, Department of Health and the Home Office.
The current campaign includes the NHS Know Your Units - They All Add Up campaign and the Home Office binge drinking awareness campaign How Does Your Night End? for 18-24 year olds.
Drinkaware is an independent charity running national awareness campaigns.
Drinkaware campaigns include Why Let Good Times Go Bad? for young people.
The DCSF Why Let Drink Decide? campaign website acts as a communication and educational tool for parents and teenagers to discuss alcohol issues.
Have Fun, Stay Safe Materials Archive
The 2009 series of posters for the East Sussex campaign focus on eating before you go out, alternating alcohol with water, getting home safely by using a licensed taxi, and using a condom if you have sex.
You can also download archive posters from previous years of the campaign below, including Stay Cool - Drink More Water shown in the image here.
Previous materials also include Your Guide to Staying Safe at Night in Eastbourne and Take a Taxi You Can Trust, produced by the council's Licensing Team and Eastbourne Crime Reduction Partnership.
