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Stop Smoking Wales is pleased to offer a free, full-day brief intervention training course.

 

Smokers in Wales are encouraged to join Stoptober, a campaign launched in England calling for all smokers to quit for 28 days.

 

On the eve of World Heart Day (28th September) local volunteers from Keep Wales Tidy and staff at three hospitals in North Wales will clean up the hospitals sites of cigarette butts to raise awareness of the dangers of smoking and the problem of smoking related litter in our communities.

 

Tobacco and health in Wales is a comprehensive summary of statistics on tobacco use and its impact on health and health services in Wales.

This weekend (2 April) marks five years since Wales banned smoking in public places, protecting workers and the public from the dangers of second-hand smoke.

Cardiff and Vale University Health Board is taking the next step to a smoke free future.

A Welsh Government campaign to protect children from the harmful effect of second hand smoke in cars begins today (Monday 6 February).

Smokers who wish to quit can contact Stop Smoking Wales for free and friendly help to stop smoking.