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CARE CEO: Influx of Gambling Ads are Putting Young People at Risk of Addiction
Nola Leach, CARE CEO told Premier Radio that advertisements have normalised gambling for young children which can having damaging effects.
Use your influence with the PM to reform gambling across the UK, CARE urges DUP
Now that the DUP play a significant role in ensuring the Conservative Government remain in power they must hold Theresa May and the Conservative Party to account over their commitment to create a fairer society.
DUP Under Pressure to Stop Alleged Government Plans to Scrap Gambling Review
Northern Ireland has the highest rate of problem gamblers in the UK: Tax revenue must not dictate long overdue action needed to regulate ‘crack cocaine of gambling’
Hammond Must Not Jeopardise Chance of Finally Reducing Stake on Harmful FOBTs
Tax revenue must not dictate long overdue action needed to regulate ‘crack cocaine of gambling’
Nola Leach: Do our current laws on abortion save lives?
Today, the news broke in Northern Ireland that the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has formally acknowledged that it was reasonable for the claim to be made that at least 100,000 people are alive in Northern Ireland today because the province d
ASA Ruling Sends Sobering Message to Great Britain on Eve of Fiftieth Anniversary of the Abortion Act, says CARE
Advertising watchdog back 100,000 people alive in Northern Ireland because of province’s abortion laws CARE calls for Abortion Law Rethink in Great Britain