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17/04/2020
You can find our new episode of 'So This Week I Watched' available everywhere where you get your podcasts - Apple Podcasts, , etc. Let me know what you think was a social reset for many and despite being critiqued for unrealistic portrayals of high schoolers, everyone can find a little bit of themselves in a character or maybe two.
Serena van der Woodsen seems like she has everything - she's pretty, clever, does well in school sometimes, is unbearably rich (like old money, money) but she still drinks... A lot. Much to discuss about how indiscriminate is due to its perceived universal acceptance in society.
02/04/2020
Tired of reading? Why not try listening instead?
Ad Astra is a film with three primary readings: biblical, a cautionary tale for scientific advancement, and of course, the interpretation of the film that lends itself to the space movie genre, an exp
25/03/2020
- the company announcing £57.9m in profits (before tax) on the 20th March, have now laid off 40,000 Weatherspoons staff with no pay for 8 weeks. This company is led by a man with a £300,000+ salary, who told them to go and work at Tesco before breaking the news.
For public health reasons, pubs have been ordered shut amidst this crisis, and this lack of care, decency and regard for their staff makes it clear that new recreational competition is needed when the crisis subsides.
Before being ordered to close temporarily by the government, Tim Martin caused outrage by asserting that 'viruses don't spread in pubs'. His greed to keep profits could have been catastrophic, and endangered many lives had the government not stepped in. To reiterate, this company has an annual turnover of £1.8 billion.
These are not the kind of businesses that the British public should be supporting.
12/02/2020
We'll also be sharing findings on global alcohol policy on facebook! ☺️
What are the differences between alcohol abuse and use in South Korea and Australia. What are the laws in the United Arab Emirates compared to France? And what
Alcohol is often used as a coping mechanism for mental health but it's not a sustainable one - as it can exacerbate existing mental health problems and cause new ones.
Alcohol has many effects on the body and can potentially damage the brain. Long-term and short-term effects can result in a range of physical and psychological changes. Learn more here.
08/07/2019
Study published by the Canadian Medical Association Journal finds that women who give up drinking have better mental health.
Research suggests total abstinence leads to ‘favourable change in mental wellbeing’
14/06/2019
LME bans alcohol during the workday.
The London Metal Exchange is toughening its stance on alcohol consumption with new rules that will prohibit floor traders from drinking during the workday, according to people familiar with the matter.
13/06/2019
What does being sobercurious mean
Being sober is not just for folks who have hit rock-bottom anymore. In Charlotte, people are avoiding alcohol as a move toward a healthier lifestyle.
13/06/2019
even at conception...
Although some organizations reassure women a drink before they know they're pregnant is unlikely to harm their baby, a new University of Oxford study suggests it may cut birth weight by 17 percent.
13/06/2019
Sometimes the smallest step in the right direction ends up being the biggest step in the grand scheme of your life.
13/06/2019
Breaking news: The 'Wellness Beer' is a myth.
I’m sorry for the worlds I’m about to rock: Beer is not a health food. Neither are natural wines or low-proof cocktails. I hope you read the “no sh*t” tone there, but as low-alcohol and active-lifestyle beers target a more health-minded consumer, it bears evaluating how we talk about alcohol...
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Alliance House Foundation is a Temperance Organisation.
The first Temperance Societies in the UK, clubs and groupings against the social consumption of alcoholic beverages, were formed in 1829.
The Alliance House founders officially began their Temperance group on the 1st September 1832, when seven men signed a pledge to abstain from alcohol after witnessing the negative effects it brought on society.
The seven men who signed were: Eward Dickinson, John Brodbelt, John Gratix, John Smith, David Anderton, Jon King and Joseph Livesey.
Rather than legal suppression, Joseph Livesey believed spreading the message of an alcohol-free lifestyle would be a more pervasive. Thus, began Temperances’ and Alliance House’s mission of educating on the benefits of not excessively consuming alcohol.
In 1853, John B. Gouch founded the United Kingdom’s Temperance Alliance (UKTA).
Band of Hope, aimed at educating children on the effects of alcohol, was formed in 1855. British Women’s Temperance and British Medical Temperance Association followed later in 1876. Anglo-Indian, UK Railway and Army Temperance are a few of the further Temperance groups that took hold in the latter half of the 19th Century. These groups together were supported by the UKTA.
United Kingdom Temperance Alliance formerly rebranded as Alliance House Foundation in 2003 prior to the UK Licensing Act. We continue to promote an alcohol-free lifestyle, share educational resources on the effects of alcohol and encourage alternatives to drink.
We are registered under the charity number 208554.