UK vaping industry proposes regulatory changes ahead of government review Print
15th March 2021
The UK Vaping Industry Association (UKVIA) has made a series of recommendations to government, aimed at maximising the public health benefits of vaping and bolstering ambitions for a ‘Smokefree 2030’.
The UK’s Tobacco and Related Products Regulations are currently being reviewed, with a crucial consultation due to close on 19 March. The resulting decisions made by the government are set to shape public health and smoking cessation policy for years to come.
UKVIA’s document, A Blueprint for Better Regulation, urges government to use its post-Brexit independence to become a world leader in harm reduction.
Letters to the Editor Mark Davis column, Collin County, food service workers, Texas leaders, comics
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Lou Daulton says she isn t scared to work as a grocery store cashier during the coronavirus pandemic. In the first weeks of the pandemic, when customers weren t on their best behavior, Lou said, “I cut them slack because they were and still are very fearful but they aren’t panicking now.”(Ashley Landis / Staff Photographer)
John Dunne: ‘Give St. John Cantius a stay of execution’
Published: 3/8/2021 5:36:28 PM
The destruction of St. John Cantius Church on Hawley Street would be a sin.
This is a significant building, over 100 years old. It’s beautiful. It tells a story of our city’s past. It’s right in the middle of an important historic neighborhood with historic structures on Bridge Street, Phillips Place and Pomeroy Terrace. The culture, the work, the history, the diversity of our past are all here to see in this building. It is too important to rush to destroy.
The community should be given time to explore reuses of the church. O’Connell Development sought permission to destroy the church at the hearing last month of the Central Business Architecture Committee, but O’Connel’s representatives made it clear that they had not explored some very obvious resources for preservation, like historic tax credits. It appears they never really tried to save the building and want to put up to
The family of missing marketing executive Sarah Everard today said they were getting increasingly distraught as police continued their search for clues nearly a week after she vanished. Relatives were taking part in the hunt for the 33-year-old, who has not been seen or heard from since departing her friend’s house in Clapham at around 9pm last Wednesday. Ms Everard’s uncle Nick told the Standard: “The family are absolutely distraught today and.
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