Council consultation on smoking control strategy

News - 2 December 2016

Sheffield City Council and other public health partners are currently reviewing the Tobacco Control Strategy for 2017-2022.

On the 31st of March 2017 all their current contracts are due to end. which provides an opportunity to review what they have in place, and consider how we can do better to support smokers in the city to stop, and children and young people not to start.

They want to understand the views of members of the public as well as key stakeholders on proposed new strategy.

The Council have also published a factsheet and Q&A about the proposals:

 tobacco-consultation-faq

The consultation closes on 2 January 2017

Have your say by taking the survey online:

Click here

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