DEVON men and women are being challenged to ditch the drink to raise money for Cancer Research UK.
The charity is launching Dryathlon in September, the original fundraising campaign that invites social drinkers to take a month-long break from alcohol.
Dryathletes pledge to stay dry for a month and either get sponsored or donate the money they would have spent on alcohol to the...
Plymouth City Council’s Public Health department and Plymouth Community Healthcare’s Livewell team are working in partnership to encourage local people to sign up for Dry January 2016.
Dry January is a national behaviour change public health campaign developed by the charity Alcohol Concern and supported by Public Health England. It seeks to challenge people to give up drinking alcohol...
Two lunchtime events were held to promote Dry January to Plymouth City Council staff and in total 70 colleagues have signed up.
The events were held at Ballard House refectory on Wednesday 7 January and Windsor House reception area on Thursday 8 January. Members of our Public Health team gave out information on Dry January, spoke to staff and encouraged them to pledge to give up booze...
People in Plymouth are being encouraged to give up booze for January.
Plymouth City Council’s Public Health department has teamed up to work with the national Dry January campaign team as part of our Alcohol Strategy – and you can sign up too.
Dry January is a national behaviour change public health campaign developed by the charity Alcohol Concern and supported by Pubic Health...
Men and women in the South West are being challenged to lay off the booze in January to raise money for Cancer Research UK.
The charity is launching Dryathlon, its New Year fundraising campaign, and urging people across the West to sign up now before the festive season gets into full swing.
Dryathletes pledge to drop the drink for a month and either get sponsored or donate the...
