Tag Archives: Five Year Forward View
NAO consultation: costs and benefits of regulation – ASH response
ASH response to a National Audit Office consultation on reducing regulation.
NAO_RRconsultation_ASHresponse.pdfHouse of Commons Communities and Local Government Select Committee: Inquiry into Government Proposals on Business Rates – ASH Submission
ASH’s submission focuses on what the effect of these proposals might have on: (a) Differences in outcomes in richer and poorer areas and inter-authority competition and (b) the long-term future of redistribution to poorer areas and impacts on development.
DCLG-Select-Committee-evidence-on-business-rates-ASH-Response.pdfEvidence to the Health Select Committee Inquiry: Impact of Comprehensive Spending Review on health and social care
ASH’s response to the Health Select Committee inquiry into the impact of the Comprehensive Spending Review on health and social care.
ASH-CRUK-HSC-submission-2015.pdfASH response to the Department of Health’s consultation on ‘Local Authority public health allocations 2015-16: In-year savings’
ASH response to the Department of Health’s consultation on ‘Local Authority public health allocations 2015-16: In-year savings’.
LA-spending-cuts-ASH-response-to-DH-consultation.pdf
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E-cigarette use decreases as evidence shows they increase smokers’ chances of quitting
14 October 2020 E-cigarette use decreases as evidence shows they increase smokers’ chances of quitting An international review published today …
Use of e-cigarettes among adults in Great Britain, 2020
This fact sheet provides a detailed analysis of adult attitudes and behaviour with respect to e-cigarettes and how they have …
Smoking, employability, and earnings
This report sets out findings from a analysis conducted by Landman Economics for ASH looking at the impact of smoking …Regional press releases: New research finds smokers more likely than non-smokers to be without work
24 September 2020 See below for the latest estimates of the impact of joblessness and lower earnings for smokers. The …New research finds smokers more likely than non-smokers to be without work, and to earn less when in work, forfeiting £14bn a year in lost income
24 September 2020 New research finds smokers more likely than non-smokers to be without work, and to earn less when …
