Institute of Alcohol Studies

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Cllr McShane on LGA report

Wednesday 11th February 2015

Cllr Jonathan McShane discusses local strategies to tackle alcohol misuse, emphasizing local control over licensing and public health in this episode.
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Local Solutions for Alcohol Misuse: Insights from Cllr Jonathan McShane

So there are those two sides of it that I think we have to tackle in different ways, but I think both of them are better tackled at a local level and we need more powers at a local level in order to do that.
Imagine having the power to shape how your community handles alcohol-related issues. In this episode of the 'Alcohol Alert Podcast', Cllr Jonathan McShane offers a compelling look into the Local Government Association's report, 'Tackling the Causes and Effects of Alcohol Misuse'. McShane dives into the importance of local control over licensing, arguing that it’s crucial for reducing alcohol-related crime and antisocial behavior.
He also stresses the need for a holistic approach that places public health at the forefront of local government priorities. This episode is a treasure trove of insights for anyone interested in how local authorities can better manage alcohol-related challenges. It’s particularly relevant for those who want to understand the balance between public health and effective governance. Whether you're a policy enthusiast, a public health professional, or someone personally affected by alcohol misuse, McShane's perspective offers valuable food for thought.
Tune in to discover how local solutions can make a big difference.