All-Party Parliamentary Group on Alcohol Harm

The All-Party Parliamentary Group on Alcohol Harm was established 'to promote discussion of alcohol related issues and to raise issues of concern and make recommendations to government and other policy makers.'

The APPGAH is made up of cross-party MPs and peers sitting in the House of Lords who wish to see alcohol related harm in the UK reduced.

The group has recently launched their 2015 manifesto, which called upon political parties to commit to a range of pledges designed to tackle alcohol related harm leading up to the UK general election of May that year.

Activities

• To actively reduce alcohol related harm in the UK
• To promote the discussion of alcohol-related issues, raise matters of concern and to make recommendations to government and inform policy

Areas & issues

• Advertising and young people
• Drink Driving
• Alcohol and the armed forces
• Licensing and treatment services

Secretariat

Alcohol Concern (a charity) acts as the group secretariat with the assistance of a grant paid by Lundbeck Ltd for this work.

Members

Officers as at September 2015

• Fiona Bruce - Conservative Party - Chair & Registered Contact
• Lord Clive Brooke of Alverthorpe - Labour - Vice Chair
• Baroness Dianne Hayter of Kentish Town - Labour - Vice Chair
• Baroness Ilora Finlay of Llandaff - Crossbencher - Vice Chair
• Dr Lisa Cameron - Scottish National Party - Vice Chair

Officers as at March 2015

• Lord Clive Brooke of Alverthorpe - Labour - Chair & Registered Contact
• Sir Andrew Stunell - Liberal Democrats - Vice Chair
• Fiona Bruce - Conservative Party - Vice Chair
• Baroness Dianne Hayter of Kentish Town - Vice Chair
• Russell Brown - Labour - Treasurer
• Baroness Ilora Finlay of Llandaff - Crossbencher - Secretary