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To keep health risks from alcohol to a low level, it's advised not to regularly drink more than 14 units a week. It's best to spread your drinking evenly over 3 or more days, rather than binge

News > 2023 > Jun > 26

Changes to the way Alcohol Duty is being calculated is coming into effect from 1 August 2023. These change include: Changes to the duty structure New rates brought in for products sold

News > 2017 > Feb > 06

Changes to advice in the UK – as well as in other European countries – on the safe level of alcohol adults can consume in a week is being adopted in the Isle of Man following a local review. In late

News > 2022 > Dec > 13

Changes to the Liquor Licensing and Public Entertainment Regulations 2022 came into force this week, updating the processes for alcohol and public entertainments licences. The changes came

News > 2017 > Apr > 05

If you sell alcohol to another business you may need to apply for approval for the AWRS. The scheme was introduced to tackle alcohol fraud and traders wholesaling alcohol in the UK or Isle of Man

News > 2023 > Dec > 20

Residents will now be able to use digital forms of identification when purchasing alcohol on licensed premises or from off-licences. Digital Connect ID has been approved as a convenient

News > 2016 > Oct > 18

A project to assess and better understand drug and alcohol issues in the Isle of Man, and plan future services, has commenced with a series of informal community chat sessions which were held

News > 2022 > Nov > 16

There will be changes to the licensing processes for alcohol and public entertainment licences from the 12 December 2022, following Tynwald’s approval of the Liquor Licensing and Public Entertainment

News > 2022 > Jul > 26

A consultation will open tomorrow (27 July) to gather feedback from businesses, charities and individuals on draft changes to alcohol and public entertainment licences. The proposed changes aim

News > 2015 > Sep > 23

be counterfeit.  Those required to register are businesses which sell or arrange the sale of alcohol to other businesses at or after the point where excise duty becomes due, and even those businesses