Alcohol Consumption in Liverpool (164KB)
This factsheet is intended to provide the Liverpool Alcohol Strategy Group with an overview of the alcohol situation in Liverpool, outlining the current data available.

Alcohol Factsheets (204KB)
Outlines the 2005 identified objectives, the current response and future objectives in relation to health, crime, business and transport. Information about the impact of alcohol on health and health services, business and work.

ASG Chart (40KB)
Chart showing the relationship of different partners.

Current Work Streams (40KB)
This work-stream collects various international, national and local data to inform the actions of the strategy and steering group. Includes local benchmark data about alcohol harm.

Declaration of Intent List (72KB)
Names, titles and addresses of partners who have agreed to support the initiative.

Liverpool City Alcohol Strategy (2.5MB)
A strategic vision of the safe management of alcohol by the city.

Liverpool Alcohol Profile 2006 (260KB)
Liverpool Local Authority situational analysis of alcohol indicators highlighting the key points for Liverpool.

Regional Alcohol Indicators Report 2006 (332KB)
News sheet from the Centre for Public Health detailing new measures of alcohol-related harms for each Local Authority in the North West.

This next section contains Questionnaire Information

Tackling Alcohol in Liverpool: Liverpool Alcohol Harm Reduction Strategy 2007-2010 (3.1MB)

The impact of alcohol in Liverpool: Alcohol Strategy Group Quarterly report (Feb 08) (148KB)

Binge Drinking: young people's attitudes and behaviour (688KB)

Cheers: Understanding the relationship between alcohol and mental health (348KB)

Tactical Options for Dealing with Alcohol-Related Violence (Home Office) (996KB)

Safe. Sensible. Social: The next steps in the National Alcohol Strategy (HMGov) (1.6MB)

Underage 'risky' drinking (320KB)

For further information about these resources contact Phil Sadler, Alcohol Strategy Co-ordinator on 0151 296 7659 or phil.sadler@liverpoolpct.nhs.uk