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Calculating the Cost of Smoking

Ash for Cash - Burning Your Money

Smoking costs so much, even without the health costs! If you are on the minimum wage, smoking 20 a day and paying the average price for a packet of 20 cigarettes, you’ll be working for three months every year just to pay for your smoking habit! See the Giving Up Smoking website (www.givingupsmoking.co.uk) to calculate how much your smoking is costing you.

Cash for Ash - What You Could Buy if You Stopped Smoking

Smoking 20 cigarettes a day for a year costs between £1,700 and £1,800 at average prices.If you saved that money by stopping smoking, you could treat yourself, your family and friends to some real treats - and be healthier too! If you need any ideas for what that money could buy instead of those cigarettes, see the Go Smokefree website (www.gosmokefree.co.uk) and use the interactive calculator there.

For another calculator, go to the No Smoking Day website (www.nosmokingday.org.uk/smokers/moneycalculator.htm).

Latest News

Smoking Cabbies Fined £150

Three taxi drivers caught smoking in their cabs have been fined a total of £150.

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Publican Charged with Breaking Smoking Ban

A Landlord is to face court because he is alleged to have broken new anti-smoking legislation in his pub.  Andy Hemming, of The Black Horse at Littleworth, Amberley, has pleaded not guilty to two charges under the Smokefree legislation, brought in July.

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Smokefree South West – Three months on

97 per cent of premises inspected in the South West are now smokefree as required by law, according to statistics published by the Department of Health.

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Tobacco Age of Sale Rises to 18

From 1st October the tobacco age of sale will increase from 16 to 18 in the latest government step to cut smoking rates in the UK, and prevent young people buying tobacco.

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