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The Alcohol Health Alliance UK is a coalition of more than 60 organisations working together to reduce the harm caused by alcohol

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  1. If Andy Burnham is serious about health and care, he must not ignore alcohol harm
    Aug 18, 2026 · original
    In this blog, Lisa Erlandsen, Policy and Advocacy Manager at the AHA, explores whether Andy Burnham is willing to be as bold on alcohol as he has promised to be on homelessness, social care and mental health – and why tackling alcohol harm could be essential to delivering on those ambitions. Since becoming Prime Minister, […] The post If Andy Burnham is serious about health and care, he must not ignore alcohol harm appeared first on Alcohol Health Alliance .
  2. “We never give up on anyone”: The story of building Alcohol Care Teams
    Jun 12, 2026 · original
    In this blog and accompanying video, Dr Kieran Moriarty CBE reflects on more than 35 years of pioneering work to transform the way hospitals support people with alcohol-use disorders. From identifying gaps in care in Bolton in the early 1990s to helping establish Alcohol Care Teams as a recognised model across the UK, he shares […] The post “We never give up on anyone”: The story of building Alcohol Care Teams appeared first on Alcohol Health Alliance .
  3. Alcohol harm in the age of delivery apps: My uncle’s struggle
    May 6, 2026 · original
    In this personal blog, Cassie, a lived experience campaigner and advocate, shares her family’s experience of alcohol addiction and how online alcohol delivery apps have made alcohol easier than ever to access. She reflects on how a system built for convenience is failing to protect people at their most vulnerable, and considers what needs to […] The post Alcohol harm in the age of delivery apps: My uncle’s struggle appeared first on Alcohol Health Alliance .
  4. Time to lower the limit: Tackling the toll of drink and drug driving
    Dec 17, 2025 · original
    Driving in December can bring heightened risk. Conditions are often worse due to dark and wet roads and seasonal festivities mean more drivers are likely to get behind the wheel under the influence. In this blog, Joy Allen, Police and Crime Commissioner for Durham, and David Sidwick, Police and Crime Commissioner for Dorset, explain why […] The post Time to lower the limit: Tackling the toll of drink and drug driving appeared first on Alcohol Health Alliance .
  5. Menopause conversations are growing – but does alcohol still sit in the shadows?
    Dec 8, 2025 · original
    For women heading into their 40s, there’s been an explosion of products promising to “fix” perimenopause and menopause. Powders, gels, creams, supplements…And thanks to some celebrities and media-savvy clinicians, the menopause conversation has open-upped in recent years. In 2022, the Women’s Health Strategy for England made menopause a priority – after it became the third […] The post Menopause conversations are growing – but does alcohol still sit in the shadows? appeared first on Alcohol Health Alliance .
  6. Who’s backing MUP in the UK and who’s blocking it?
    Dec 3, 2025 · original
    In recent years minimum unit pricing (MUP) has emerged as a successful, well-evidenced policy to tackle alcohol harm. UK nations that have already implemented MUP have seen positive results. Yet reluctance persists on rolling out the policy in England, often labelled as divisive, punitive, or unpopular. In this blog, Lisa Erlandsen, AHA Policy and Advocacy […] The post Who’s backing MUP in the UK and who’s blocking it? appeared first on Alcohol Health Alliance .
  7. FASD Awareness Month: Why we need compassion when talking about alcohol during pregnancy
    Sep 16, 2025 · original
    To mark FASD Awareness Month this September, Dr Helen Howlett, Women’s Health Champion and FASD Specialist, draws on her experience of working closely with mothers, families, and people living with FASD in this blog. Dr Howlett highlights why awareness, compassion, and national action are urgently needed. As a Women’s Health Champion and FASD Specialist, I […] The post FASD Awareness Month: Why we need compassion when talking about alcohol during pregnancy appeared first on Alcohol Health Alliance .
  8. Should we raise a glass or raise concerns? Alcohol in the parliamentary workplace
    Jul 21, 2025 · original
    In this blog, Lisa Erlandsen, Policy Manager at the Alcohol Health Alliance, reflects on the drinking culture in Parliament after the Drugs, Alcohol and Justice All-Party Parliamentary Group meeting during Alcohol Awareness Week. When I first got sober, I remember hearing somebody say: ‘In the UK, alcohol is the only drug you have to excuse […] The post Should we raise a glass or raise concerns? Alcohol in the parliamentary workplace appeared first on Alcohol Health Alliance .
  9. Imagining a future where alcohol and cancer are no longer a silent crisis
    Jun 26, 2025 · original
    In this blog, Kate Oldridge-Turner, Head of Policy and Public Affairs at World Cancer Research Fund, outlines why the Government needs to take urgent action to address alcohol consumption as a cause of cancer as part of Cancer Prevention Action Week 23-29 June 2025. Imagine a future where the role of alcohol in causing cancer […] The post Imagining a future where alcohol and cancer are no longer a silent crisis appeared first on Alcohol Health Alliance .
  10. Profit Over People: The public doesn’t trust big business with their health
    May 12, 2025 · original
    In this blog, Caroline Cerny, Deputy Chief Executive at Action on Smoking and Health, discusses how the public has lost trust in industry’s that harm our health and the broad support for government action on the three biggest killers to create healthier communities and a stronger NHS. From tobacco to junk food to alcohol, new […] The post Profit Over People: The public doesn’t trust big business with their health appeared first on Alcohol Health Alliance .

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