@RickPurves at @StirlingUni breaks down the new research on alcohol advertising at sporting events and the effect it's having on young people in Scotland 👇
Glad to contribute to this article today. Although the term 'pilot' might not be strictly accurate, it's really important that these trials are properly designed, monitored and evaluated by an independent research team with funding from a neutral source to produce useful data.
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Research conducted last year by @ismh_uos into this very topic showed the importance of considering the long-term impact of any pilot scheme on alcohol consumption and public health and needs to be fully and independently evaluated: https://t.co/PKYEm1tacJ
“Extending this to concourses in a limited number of pilot projects would be the proposed course of action."
Police Scotland 'open to discussions' on lifting football booze ban
https://t.co/AqavqfYrNl
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@DominikDiamond They still make them over here in the UK. Even better is their 'Incredible egg' version with bits of biscuit and raisin in the Easter egg. Glorious!
@Geoff_Pearson This was the opinion of some football related stakeholders and football fans, yes. However, further research we have conducted since stresses the need for this to be properly evaluated alongside the other factors I've mentioned. Briefing to follow.
Interesting. The economic argument that alcohol sales could bring increased revenue for clubs would need to be carefully evaluated alongside the impact on alcohol-related harms. A key consideration not mentioned here, despite alcohol specific deaths being at a 15-year high.
NEW: The Health Secretary says the Scottish Government would give “serious consideration” to any proposal to lift the alcohol ban at football
Neil Gray was responding to calls from @GeorgeAdam who says the game has moved on from the 1980s
Times have changed if we are referring to changes in stadium safety and football related disorder. However, the impact of increasing availability of alcohol on overall levels of alcohol consumption, normalisation, and increased marketing and sponsorship also need to be considered
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Reminder that @ismh_uos are looking for new Hastings Fellows.
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🚨New paper alert🚨 from our @NIHRresearch alcohol-free and low-alcohol drinks project.
This editorial in @AddictionJrnl led by Nathan Critchlow discusses terminology for advertising of no/lo products that share branding with standard alcoholic drinks.
https://t.co/Qp8OKZsTyz
🆕New paper🆕
Also out today is a commentary by Nathan Critchlow from @ismh_uos in @AddictionJrnl.
Nathan discusses the need for better evaluation, and thus better evidence, on the impact of alcohol marketing restrictions.
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https://t.co/XwPSD9say7
📰 In the news🗞️
@RickPurves from @ismh_uos is back in the news again today as part of the @heraldscotland Scotland and Alcohol Series.
Today he is discussing debates around the sale of alcohol at football matches in Scotland.
https://t.co/TN8j7Bot5q
If you are interested in hearing more about Scottish football's relationship with alcohol, please join us on the 20th March for this free webinar. @ismh_uos@SARNalcohol@SHAAPAlcohol@Alcohol_FC