This publication summarises the findings of two polls on the issue of smoking in public places. The first, conducted for TMA by Populus, shows strong support among the general public for accommodation of smokers and non-smokers rather than outright bans. 75% of those questioned thought...
Public attitude surveys on smoking in public places are hot news, particularly those whose results suggest support for changes to the law. Between January 2003 and July 2004, an average of one major survey on the issue was published each month. The purpose of all these...
Research shows that most people do not want complete bans on smoking in public places. They do want restrictions, particularly in restaurants, but these are being delivered through the voluntary Public Places Charter. This pamphlet details the research showing what people really think. Download document....
The Final Report of the UK Smoke Constituents Testing Study (The 'UK Benchmark' Study) The study was requested by the UK Department of Health during the Summer of 2001 as a single point in time sample of production cigarettes available in the UK. The Department of Health...