A compendium of all the major government and official data sets on alcohol-related trends reveals a number of changing patterns in UK drinking habits with a focus on the trends since 2000.
The compendium aims to make official alcohol data fully accessible to all those interested in tracking trends in UK drinking patterns. For the first time, all they key data sets have been brought together, directly from their original sources – making it easier to identify important trends.
The document will be updated with the release of any new official data.
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