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12/10/2010
Children and alcohol don’t mix – the region has spoken
The overwhelming majority of north easterners have never bought alcohol for their children, according to research published today (Thursday, October 14).
08/10/2010
Cheap supermarket booze is damaging North East pubs
Pubs across the north east are calling for Government action on cheap supermarket alcohol, which they say is damaging business.
07/09/2010
Why let good times go bad campaign
Colin Shevills, Director of Balance, said: “We welcome any measures which actively reduce the amount of alcohol people consume.
03/09/2010
Balance responds to British Beer and Pub Association figures
Although new figures suggest alcohol consumption is falling, Balance says more needs to be done to tackle the problems caused by alcohol misuse.
31/08/2010
Balance response to the Local Alcohol Profiles for England
Balance, the North East Alcohol Office, welcomes statistics which show that the level of alcohol attributable crime has fallen significantly in the North East over the last year, making...
31/08/2010
North East alcohol profiles to be published tomorrow
The Local Alcohol Profiles for England (LAPE 2010) are set to be published tomorrow (Wednesday, September 1) by the North West Public Health Observatory.
27/08/2010
40% of the population want a 50p minimum price per unit of alcohol...
Dave Hogg said: “We welcome the news that almost half of the population are backing calls for the introduction of a 50p minimum price per unit of alcohol.
24/08/2010
Durham and Darlington get behind the frontline
Almost 2,000 north easterners have backed the region’s frontline staff by telling Government they’ve had enough of the problems caused by alcohol misuse.
24/08/2010
Hartlepool gets behind its frontline
Almost 2,000 north easterners have backed the region’s frontline staff by telling Government they’ve had enough of the problems caused by alcohol misuse.
24/08/2010
Middlesbrough gets behind its frontline
Almost 2,000 north easterners have backed the region’s frontline staff by telling Government they’ve had enough of the problems caused by alcohol misuse.