From 1st July 2007 virtually all enclosed public places and workplaces in England will become smokefree. A smokefree England will ensure a healthier environment, so everyone can socialise, relax, travel, shop and work free from secondhand smoke.
The following information and links will provide you with information about the new legislation and lets you know how you can play an important part in creating a smokefree England.
Employers, managers and those in charge of smokefree premises and vehicles will need to:
You may also want to take these supportive measures:
For smokers who want to quit, the NHS offers a range of excellent free support including local NHS Stop Smoking Services and the Together Programme. If you would like support and advice on stopping smoking, call the NHS smoking helpline on 0800 169 0 169 or visit the website.
Find out general information on the smokefree legislation such as ventilation, smoking restrictions, support available etc.
Answers to common questions regarding how the new legislation will impact different locations such as home, work, sports stadiums and other public places.
Smokefree legislation makes some specific exemptions for certain premises.
Answers to common questions regarding how smokefree England will impact vehicles used for work.
Your questions answered regarding how smokefree England legislation will be enforced and penalties for non compliance.
A 'Smokefree Enforcement Policy' has been developed which details how Charnwood Borough Council will be enforcing the smokefree legislation. The draft version has been distributed to local business groups for consultation, but we would welcome any comments by 1 June 2007.
Your questions answered on signage requirements of the new legislation and how to obtain correct signage for your purposes.
Nook Corner is an excellent example of how to use this web site, especially if you don't have a dedicated site. Nook Corner is a combined Gift, Gallery and Coffee Shop located in the centre of Anstey in one of the oldest buildings in the village. But it is much more than just a coffee shop; it also a very well stocked gift shop, offering a large and constantly changing range of gifts to suit most occasions.
For more details about what will be on show see link
AVRRC, Loughborough University, 4pm
To book, email info@lati.co.uk
How to break into selling to the public sector or larger private sector contracts. Advice to established social enterprises.
The Brite Centre, Braunstone, Leicester, LE3 1LE. Free event.
e-mail to book your place.