Ten years after Scotland banned smoking in enclosed public places, a survey reveals that 54% would allow smoking rooms in pubs and clubs, with 40% opposed to the idea.

Forest has welcomed the news that the Public Health (Wales) Bill has been rejected by AMs.

BUDGET 2016 – Forest has expressed disappointment that cigarette duty will continue to rise by two per cent above inflation.

Forest has accused the government of making the police look "hapless and ineffectual" following a BBC report that no fines and only six warnings were issued in England and Wales in the first three months of the law banning smoking in cars carrying children.

BUDGET 2016 – A major new national poll released today found there is no desire among the public for further increases in tobacco duty.

Forest has responded angrily to weekend reports that the Chancellor may increase tobacco taxation to help reduce a £58 billion black hole in fuel and sin taxes.

Forest says the jury is still out following the publication of the Australian government's long-awaited post-implementation review (PIR).

Forest has launched a six-day ad blitz urging George Osborne to rethink the government's tobacco taxation policy.

More investment in tobacco control measures would be a "waste of taxpayers' money" says Forest.