Introducing minimum alcohol pricing would help create «a more orderly, content and healthy society»,... More
The Welsh Conservatives are supporting moves to
introduce minimum alcohol pricing in Wales.
Ministers and senior government officials held dozens of meetings with the drinks industry before reversing plans to
introduce minimum alcohol pricing despite compelling medical evidence it would save thousands of lives, it has emerged.
Not exact matches
Introduces a
minimum pricing on
alcohol.
UK: Government drops
minimum unit
pricing The UK Coalition Government has officially abandoned plans to
introduce minimum unit
pricing for
alcohol in England and Wales.
Scotland is set to
introduce minimum unit
pricing, having twice overcome legal challenges from the
alcohol industry.
The long - awaited
alcohol strategy is also set to
introduce minimum pricing, probably at 40p a unit, in a move which will be enthusiastically welcomed by health campaigners.
It is disappointing that five years have been wasted on a fruitless exercise when the government could have been making real progress by delivering on its commitments to
introduce evidence based policies such as
minimum unit
pricing for
alcohol.
The prime minister showed signs of movement where he had previously refused to acknowledge the benefits of
introducing minimum pricing per unit on
alcohol.
In other news, the government announced it would
introduce a
minimum price per unit of
alcohol.
An independent panel has published a report today supporting the Welsh Government's proposal to
introduce minimum unit
pricing for
alcohol.
Plaid also promises to
introduce a 50p
minimum price per unit for
alcohol, which the coalition Government retreated from enacting.
David Cameron made a personal pledge in March 2012 that
minimum alcohol pricing would be
introduced
David Cameron made a personal pledge in March 2012 that
minimum alcohol pricing would be
introduced claiming that being in government «was not always about doing the popular thing.
The Prime Minister said that proposals by ten local councils in Greater Manchester to
introduce the
minimum pricing per unit of
alcohol in their area would be looked at «very sympathetically».
SCOTLAND will become the first country to
introduce minimum unit
pricing for
alcohol after its government won a legal battle last week.
The recent St. Patrick's Day publicity, most of which seemed to involve drinking, put me in the frame of mind to notice this development from the home of St. Andrew, where the Scottish government has
introduced a bill that would fix mandatory
minimum prices for
alcohol.