Subject

• Economics
• Health
• Government
• Quit Smoking
• Smoking in Public Places
• Tobacco Advertising and Promotion
• Tobacco Control
• Tobacco Industry
• Voluntary Organisations

Economics

• HM Treasury Budget pages - current budget and archive back to 1998
  The Budget is the major financial and economic statement made each year by the Chancellor of the Exchequer to Parliament and the Nation. Since 1998, the Chancellor has presented the Budget in the Spring.
• Curbing the Epidemic. Governments and the Economics of Tobacco Control.
• WHO press release 2000. Higher taxes key to battle against tobacco, says new WHO/World Bank Publication

Health

• Burden of lung disease, 2nd ed. (2006)
• External evaluation of the NHS Health Scotland / ASH Scotland young people and cessation pilot programme (2006)
• Health consequences of involuntary exposure to tobacco smoke: a report of the US Surgeon General (2006)
• Health Scotland
• NHS Education for Scotland
• NHS Direct
• NHS Giving Up Smoking
• NICE National Insititute for Clinical Excellence
• RCGP Scotland - epass
• Report of the Chief Medical Officer. Health in Scotland 2000
• SALUS report
• School of Nursing, Midwifery & Community Health, Glasgow Caledonian University
• Scottish Public Health Observatory (ScotPHO)
• Scotland's Health on the Web
• Smoking cessation guidelines for Scotland - including 2007 updated

Government

• A breath of fresh air improving Scotland's health: the challenge tobacco control action plan
• Clearing the Air Scotland
• Cross Party Group on Tobacco Control
• Scottish Executive
• Scottish Executive Publications
• Smoking Kills - A White Paper on Tobacco
• Scottish Parliament
• Scottish Parliament: About the Parliament
• Scottish Parliament Enterprise and Culture Committee
• Scottish Parliament Health Committee

Quit Smoking

• Aspire
• BBC Health Nicotine Addiction
• HELP - for a life without tobacco (EU website)
• NHS Giving Up Smoking
• No Smoking Day
• Quit
• Quitnet
• Smoking cessation guidelines for Scotland including 2007 update
• Smoking Concerns
• Stop tabac
• You can stop smoking
• Young people/school resources

Smoking in Public Places

• "A Killer on the Loose" report
• Can ventilation control secondhand smoke (pdf)
• Factsheet on Secondhand Smoke
• Hackshaw,A.K., Law,M.R., Wald,N.J. (1997) The accumulated evidence on lung cancer and environmental tobacco smoke. BMJ, 315, 980-988.
• Health and economic impact of New York?s Clean Indoor Air Act (2006)
• Health consequences of involuntary exposure to tobacco smoke: a report of the US Surgeon General (2006)
• Law,M.R., Morris,J.k, Wald,N.J. (1997) Environmental tobacco smoke exposure and ischaemic heart disease: an evaluation of the evidence. BMJ, 315, 973-980.
• WHO report to reduce exposure to environmental tobacco smoke
• Scottish Executive consultation on smoking in public places omnibus survey: MRUK(2005)
• Smoke-free bars and restaurants in Norway
• Smoke-free workplaces in Ireland: a one-year review
• The smoke is clearing: anniversary report 2005 [New Zealand]

Tobacco Advertising and Promotion

• Centre for Tobacco Control Research
• Hastings,G., MacFadyen (2000) A day in the life of an advertising man: review of internal documents from the UK's tobacco industry's principal advertising agencies. BMJ, 321, 366-371.
• Keep Smiling No ones going to die! Gerard Hastings and Lynn MacFadyen
• Tobacco Advertising and Promotion Act
• Statement by Commissioner Byrne on October ruling by the European Court of Justice on the EC tobacco advertising directive

Tobacco Control

• Centre for Tobacco Control Research
• Curbing the Epidemic. Governments and the Economics of Tobacco Control
• Globalink
• Legacy Tobacco Documents Library
• Tobacco Control
• Tobacco Control Resource Centre
• Tobacco Information Scotland
• World No Tobacco Day 2003

Tobacco Industry

• House of Commons Health Select Committee report "The tobacco industry and the risks of smoking"
• Guardian Special report on BAT
• Tobacco Manufacturers' Association
• Legacy Tobacco Documents Library

Voluntary Organisations

• Alcohol Focus Scotland
• ASH London
• British Heart Foundation
• British Institute of Learning Difficulties
• No Smoking Day
• QUIT
• RNIB
• Scottish Drugs Forum