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Humber and North Yorkshire celebrate 19 years of smokefree legislation
This week marks 19 years since smoking was banned in indoor public places across England. Health leaders are celebrating the impact the legislation has had across Humber and North Yorkshire, where the number of people smoking across the region has nearly halved since its introduction, while looking ahead to Tobacco and Vapes Act, which comes into force in six months’ time. Introduced on 1 July 2007, the smokefree law made it illegal to smoke in …
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Humber and North Yorkshire celebrate 19 years of smokefree legislation
This week marks 19 years since smoking was banned in indoor public places across England. Health leaders are celebrating the impact the legislation has had across Humber and North Yorkshire, where the number of people smoking across the region has nearly halved since its introduction, while looking ahead to Tobacco and Vapes Act, which comes into force in six months’ time. Introduced on 1 July 2007, the smokefree law made it illegal to smoke in …
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