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The Scot’s alcohol legislation finally made it

The Scot’s alcohol legislation finally made it

by Peter J Adams | Sep 21, 2020 | Addiction, Commercial Determinants

The most interesting aspect of the Scottish change in alcohol legislation on May 2018 is how long it took to implement its new policy. The story tracks back twelve years ago to rising public concerns in Scotland about increasing levels of drinking and alcohol-related...
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