Headline reports

In addition to funding research into alcohol harm, we publish research and summaries on the key issues in alcohol harm today.

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Building a healthy recovery: Addressing alcohol harm in Wales during and after the pandemic

This reports calls on candidates standing for Senedd Cymru (the Welsh Parliament) to commit to building a healthy recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Alcohol-free and low-strength drinks: Understanding their role in reducing alcohol-related harms

This commissioned research explores how consumers are using NoLo drinks, their regulation, marketing, and impact on alcohol harm.
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The Alcohol Charter

This year the Government is due to publish a new national Alcohol Strategy; endorsed by over 30 organisations across the drugs and alcohol sector, the Alcohol Charter sets out effective and workable policies to include in this new strategy.
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Learning from tragedies: an analysis of alcohol-related Safeguarding Adult Reviews published in 2017

This report analyses all 11 Safeguarding Adult Reviews from England in 2017 in which alcohol was identified as a significant factor in the person’s life and/or death.
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Fit for Purpose? An analysis of the role of the Portman Group in alcohol industry self-regulation

July 2018 | 9 minutes

Following a detailed analysis of the industry-funded regulator, the Portman Group, this report highlights inconsistent decision-making, lack of scrutiny, and an apparent failure to address how modern alcohol marketing works.
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The hardest hit: Addressing the crisis in alcohol treatment services

This research warns that the alcohol treatment sector is in crisis; these services are entering into a cycle of disinvestment, staff depletion, and reduced capacity, and this is due to get worse.
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Drinking in the dark: alcohol labelling is failing consumers

Natasha Buckham | August 2020 | 9 minutes

Our new research, produced in collaboration with the Alcohol Health Alliance, has found that alcohol labels in the UK do not contain the information consumers need, and calls for mandatory comprehensive labelling.

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