
Nicotine addiction overwhelmingly begins in childhood – and family influence remains the strongest factor. Despite decades of progress …
Nicotine addiction overwhelmingly begins in childhood – and family influence remains the strongest factor. Despite decades of progress …
Darren Daniel from Carmarthenshire can still remember the first time he held a cigarette. He was 12 years …
Quitting smoking is tough, but nicotine patches can make it easier. If you’re thinking about using them, you …
Smoking isn’t just bad for your health—it’s a costly habit that can drain your finances without you even …
The rise of youth vaping in Wales is a growing concern for families and communities. According to recent …
A scheme to stamp out the sale of illegal tobacco in Wales is being extended to target criminals …
The Wales Tobacco Control Alliance (WTCA) is a trailblazing, independent think-tank dedicated to tackling tobacco control in Wales. Led by ASH Wales, the WTCA brings together a dynamic coalition of third-sector organisations united by a shared vision: reducing smoking rates, addressing health inequalities, and protecting future generations from tobacco harm.
Through collaboration, the WTCA fosters innovative approaches to some of the most pressing public health challenges. By leveraging the expertise of its members, the alliance drives impactful campaigns, influences policy decisions, and supports the implementation of Wales’ Tobacco Control Strategies.
Being part of the WTCA means contributing to meaningful change in tobacco control. Members collaborate on coordinated policy initiatives, share best practices, and amplify their collective impact. Together, we act as a powerful voice advocating for a smokefree Wales.
To learn more or join the WTCA, contact us.
Advocated for the Tobacco & Vapes Bill, advancing measures like raising the age of sale and increasing vape regulations.
United 30+ organisations to support coordinated actions on reducing smoking prevalence and health inequalities.
Hosted events and forums to drive discussion and progress on tobacco control policies in Wales.