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10 March 2010
Minimum age for alcohol consumption: 5. So why penalise pubs for sales to under-18s?
The minimum legal age for the consumption of alcohol is five years old. Above that age neither the child, nor a parent or friend who supplies the alcohol, is committing any offence, as long as that supply and consumption takes place in a domestic situation....
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10 March 2010
A year after teen deaths, Newquay's alcohol disorder scheme praised
A multi-agency taskforce, set up last year after two teenagers fell to their deaths from cliffs in Cornwall, has been recognised by the government....
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9 March 2010
Cheaper and more effective to look after our kids than to lock them up
Locking up more people is a populist ploy that doesn't cut crime. We would focus on rigorous community sentences instead, says the Liberal's shadow Home Secretary Chris Huhne....
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4 March 2010
French report recommends wine tasting in war against the new English Disease - binge drinking
A government-commissioned report from France is advising university canteens to hold wine-tasting sessions to educate the young in the virtues of moderate consumption....
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4 March 2010
Anti-booze adverts 'encourage binge-drinking'
It shouldn't come as a surprise. Government anti-drug advertising in the '90s was shown to encourage drug taking. Now a report from a US university claims to show the same is true of anti-binge-drinking advertising campaigns....
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3 March 2010
Smoking ban helps reduce car crime
The smoking ban has helped reduce car offences in Gedling, Nottinghamshire says a crime expert. Smokers who go outside for a cigarette are acting as "extra pairs of eyes" to deter crime....
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29th April, 2010
AABC National Business Crime Conference 2010
The AABC national crime conference is the premier networking and information event for BCRPs where they can join colleagues to hear speakers and find out what is new and important for business crime.... More
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10th - 13th May 2010
IFSEC
IFSEC is the world's leading global annual security event, uniting over 25,000 security professionals with more than 600 world leading companies.... More
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