
Two new ASH Wales/YouGov reports provide fresh evidence on tobacco and vape regulation and smoking-related inequalities in social housing in Wales.
Two new ASH Wales/YouGov reports provide fresh evidence on tobacco and vape regulation and smoking-related inequalities in social housing in Wales.
New 2025 SHRN data shows regular vaping and smoking have fallen among secondary school learners in Wales. We look at the latest figures, what they mean and why prevention work still matters.
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Anonymous reporting for illegal tobacco, illegal vapes, underage sales and emerging nicotine products across Wales.
You do not need proof. You do not need to know every rule. If something does not feel right, sharing what you know can help build the local picture.
No Ifs. No Butts. is ASH Wales’ anonymous reporting route for concerns about illegal tobacco, illegal vapes and related sales. Reports can include a shop, location, seller, online account, product, price, pattern or anything else that may help identify what is happening locally.
The public are never expected to investigate a seller or put themselves at risk. A concern can still be useful when you do not have all the details.
Report what you have seen, heard or noticed. A partial picture can still help when it is combined with other local intelligence.
The reporting route is anonymous. Share the detail you are comfortable providing without having to identify yourself.
Your safety comes first. Do not investigate, challenge or approach anyone. Report the concern and leave any follow-up to the appropriate agencies.
Reports can help build intelligence around:
Suspected counterfeit, illicit or unusually cheap tobacco products and sales.
Products or sales that appear illegal, including concerns about banned or non-compliant vapes.
Concerns about tobacco or vape products being sold to children and young people.
Social media or online sellers, cannabis/THC products, synthetic cannabinoids and other suspicious nicotine-related sales.
ASH Wales has used community intelligence from No Ifs. No Butts. to track patterns in illegal tobacco, illegal vapes, underage sales and emerging products across Wales. Our 2022–2025 report brings that evidence together and helps show where concerns are changing.
Share what you know anonymously. You do not need proof, and you should never confront a seller.