The Senedd has voted to support the Legislative Consent Motion for the Tobacco and Vapes Bill, marking a …
The Senedd has voted to support the Legislative Consent Motion for the Tobacco and Vapes Bill, marking a …
The Wales Tobacco Control Alliance is calling on Members of the Senedd to back the Legislative Consent Motion …
New findings from ASH Wales’ Annual Adult Population Survey 2025 show strong public support for tougher tobacco laws …
Parents and carers across Wales are facing new challenges when it comes to nicotine. Whether it’s disposable vapes, …
To mark National Clean Air Day (19th June), we’ve teamed up with National Trust Cymru and RSPB to …
This year’s World Environment Day theme is clear: #BeatPlasticPollution. And while bottles, bags and straws often grab the …
The Wales Tobacco or Health Network (WTHN) is a dynamic and inclusive platform that brings together individuals and organisations with a shared commitment to tackling tobacco harm and addressing health inequalities in Wales. This annual gathering fosters collaboration, sparks innovative ideas, and drives forward informed strategies to create a healthier, smokefree Wales.
The WTHN is an engaging conference that unites a diverse range of stakeholders. From academics and healthcare professionals to frontline workers and community advocates. The event is a space for exploring challenges, sharing evidence-based insights, and developing practical solutions to national and local tobacco control actions.
The WTHN network is open to individuals and is not organisationally representative. Members come from many organisations and sectors including academia, education, government, healthcare, industry, local government, the media, the NHS and public health, the private and voluntary sectors.
Attending the WTHN offers unique opportunities to network, learn, and collaborate with leading experts in public health and tobacco control. By participating, you’ll be at the forefront of shaping innovative strategies and contributing to the national dialogue on reducing tobacco-related harm.
The network is open to individuals from a broad spectrum of sectors, including academia, healthcare, education, public health, and the voluntary sector.