Category: Drinkers’ Voice
Moderate alcohol consumption part of a healthy lifestyle
The brewing industry has hit out at reports that there is no such things a safe level of alcohol consumption.
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MPs honour “fierce” campaigners
CAMRA’s retiring chairman Colin Valentine and former chief executive Tim Page have been given a special award by MPs for their enormous contribution to beer and pubs in the UK and their collaboration with the All Party Parliamentary Beer Group (APPBG
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New Director Appointed at Drinkers’ Voice
Drinkers’ Voice – the not-for-profit consumer organisation sparking new debate on moderate drinking – has appointed CAMRA member Rachel Auty as a new director.
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Changing the terms of the debate on alcohol
The time has come for drinkers to have a voice on the role alcohol plays in their lives says Drinkers’ Voice chair Byron Davies
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Alcohol guidelines “dead in the water” says Drinkers’ Voice
Drinkers’ Voice has reported that the British Beer and Pub Association, Wine and Spirits Trade Association, National Association of Cider Makers and the Scottish Whisky Association have decided to not recommend to their members that they should display the weekly drinking guidelines on their products as part of their core alcohol labelling advice.
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Drinkers’ Voice appoints former MP as its first chair
Byron Davies, has been announced as the first chair of the new alcohol consumer organisation,...
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Young drinkers fight happy hour ban
New research published by Drinkers’ Voice, shows that seven out of 10 of young drinkers aged 18-24 oppose the banning of happy hours. Happy hours, where pubs and bars offer drinks promotions for a limited amount of time, have long been occasions for people to enjoy and a way to make money stretch further.
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