Alliance Members

What is
Smoke Free Suffolk?

Part of a national network of alliances partly funded by the Department of Health, the
Smoke Free Suffolk Alliance is a collaborative body comprising representatives of thirteen different local agencies pursuing a set of agreed goals for tobacco control in Suffolk.

Smoke Free Suffolk's main aims include reducing the prevalence and uptake of tobacco use, and thereby the incidence of smoking-related diseases.

Smoke Free Suffolk is involved in raising awareness of the dangers of smoking, participating in annual campaigns such as No Smoking Day and Cancer Prevention Week.

Smoke Free Suffolk meets regularly to exchange information and plan future tobacco control activities in Suffolk.

Smoke Free Suffolk - 01473 770140

Alliance Members

Working together in Suffolk

The Smoke Free Suffolk Alliance is part of a national network partly funded by the Department of Health and comprises representatives from the following bodies: Suffolk Primary Care Trust, Great Yarmouth & Waveney Primary Care Trust, Suffolk Stop Smoking Service, Suffolk Healthy Schools Programme, Suffolk County Council, Babergh District Council, Forest Heath District Council, Mid-Suffolk District Council, Suffolk Coastal District Council, Waveney District Council, Ipswich Borough Council, St Edmundsbury Borough Council and Suffolk Trading Standards.

The local authority members of Smoke Free Suffolk are represented by Environmental Health Officers who are responsible for advising local businesses and enforcing the smoke-free provisions of the Health Act from 1 July 2007.

Please click on any of the logos to access the smoke-free related page(s) of the relevant organisation: