Parliamentary Information Office Parliamentary Yearbook Parliamentary Year Book ‘Talk To Frank’ Advertising Campaign Goes Live
Currently the parliamentary information office annual parliamentary news item on obesity, responsible drinking, smoking cessation and drug abuse to the key features in the next version.
October 17, 2011 at the Home Office ' talk to Frank ' encourages young people to an advertising campaign launched in 2003, Frank (www.talktofrank.com). drugs can cause harm to young people about fair and accurate information as a means of giving.
This service well, young people reporting that they existed and 68 per cent for advice will turn to know about has been obtained with 80 percent of that is claimed.
Frank there are also adults what their benefits if they are using drugs or to help someone that they know is in danger of drug abuse and to help their children, want to use this service can help.
Home Office Minister Lord Henley said that "there are drugs to get information about a lot of ways for young people: their friends, the Internet, TV programs, films and song lyrics that knowing what the truth is and where threats may lie when they need it to young people always r Frank Free and confidential advice and accurate information that is important to know that will give. "
Frank was presented to thousands of students, while in the UK 2010 back to the National Association of crime prevention campaign, James Brokenshire students ' legal highs ' to shine a spotlight on to the Minister by reply-that drugs to act are not controlled by the misuse of 1971, but which is an altered state of mind to get transported substances.
(Regarding the legal status of such drugs is that they sell, supply or to advertise for human consumption is illegal.)
James Brokenshire, the Government's position on ' legal highs ', said: "We also have a new drug, because only some advertised as ' legal ' means it's not tempted to try to secure a clear message and send it to be banned." legal highs "there is often sold illegal drugs are increasing evidence that harmful substances."
Ben Whittaker, the National Union of students, the Union's role and legal highs "and drugs information concerns encourage students with Student Union or contact Frank on the dangers of a student-friendly guide to accessible and is recognized as a conduit.
High quality, fair Frank information provided by working continuously since May 2003, and it is estimated that millions of people use the service each year. this Government's revised drug strategy, in that it is individuals on their drug problems to seek help to overcome and interdependence places more responsibility on December 8, 2010 at one of the major principles Is compatible with.
Advertising campaign launched in October 2011 – 18-year-old group, young 11 radio stations and popular websites through the use of mass awareness between the franc would increase what they ask themselves these ads. adolescents about the dangers of drug abuse to prompting from a trusted and authoritative source of information and as Frank pointing in the direction of Questions about drug abuse, are designed to generate.
Ads by the effects they have as it becomes clear (2012) and will feature the new parliamentary year the parliamentary information Office are scheduled to run.
parliamentary information office, Currently the parliamentary information office annual parliamentary news item on obesity, responsible drinking, smoking cessation and drug abuse to the key features in the next version.
October 17, 2011 at the Home Office ' talk to Frank ' encourages young people to an advertising campaign launched in 2003, Frank (www.talktofrank.com). drugs can cause harm to young people about fair and accurate information as a means of giving.
This service well, young people reporting that they existed and 68 per cent for advice will turn to know about has been obtained with 80 percent of that is claimed.
Frank there are also adults what their benefits if they are using drugs or to help someone that they know is in danger of drug abuse and to help their children, want to use this service can help.
Home Office Minister Lord Henley said that "there are drugs to get information about a lot of ways for young people: their friends, the Internet, TV programs, films and song lyrics that knowing what the truth is and where threats may lie when they need it to young people always r Frank Free and confidential advice and accurate information that is important to know that will give. "
Frank was presented to thousands of students, while in the UK 2010 back to the National Association of crime prevention campaign, James Brokenshire students ' legal highs ' to shine a spotlight on to the Minister by reply-that drugs to act are not controlled by the misuse of 1971, but which is an altered state of mind to get transported substances.
(Regarding the legal status of such drugs is that they sell, supply or to advertise for human consumption is illegal.)
James Brokenshire, the Government's position on ' legal highs ', said: "We also have a new drug, because only some advertised as ' legal ' means it's not tempted to try to secure a clear message and send it to be banned." legal highs "there is often sold illegal drugs are increasing evidence that harmful substances."
Ben Whittaker, the National Union of students, the Union's role and legal highs "and drugs information concerns encourage students with Student Union or contact Frank on the dangers of a student-friendly guide to accessible and is recognized as a conduit.
High quality, fair Frank information provided by working continuously since May 2003, and it is estimated that millions of people use the service each year. this Government's revised drug strategy, in that it is individuals on their drug problems to seek help to overcome and interdependence places more responsibility on December 8, 2010 at one of the major principles Is compatible with.
Advertising campaign launched in October 2011 – 18-year-old group, young 11 radio stations and popular websites through the use of mass awareness between the franc would increase what they ask themselves these ads. adolescents about the dangers of drug abuse to prompting from a trusted and authoritative source of information and as Frank pointing in the direction of Questions about drug abuse, are designed to generate.
Ads by the effects they have as it becomes clear (2012) and will feature the new parliamentary year the parliamentary information Office are scheduled to run.
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