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Many phone apps offer to help people cut down on drinking – but do they actually work?

According to data from Alcohol Change UK, dry January saves you money! Those who gave up booze this month saved on average £118.

This January was the driest in history with a survey suggesting one in five drinkers gave up alcohol.

This month has been dubbed dry January. Almost one in three people pledge to give up alcohol for the start of 2024. But can staying sober for 31 days really impact your health? You might be surprised how giving up booze can impact your body.

Countdown. It’s four more days until I can have a drink again. Not that I’m tallying up the hours, or minutes even. But this year was my first attempt at Dry...

Almost as many people said they had attempted to go teetotal at the start of this year as in any of the previous 10 years

Countdown. It’s four more days until I can have a drink again. Not that I’m tallying up the hours, or minutes even. But this year was my first attempt at Dry January, and the end is in sight. I’ve always scoffed when friends announce immediately after the New Year’s Eve shenanigans that they are going teetotal for a month. Where’s the fun in that?

In the UK, the number of women drinking themselves to death increased by 37 per cent in the last five years. But bucking the trend are those who are ditching drink for good

Dry January isn't over yet! Here's a list of mocktails, non-alcoholic beer and more to help you drink less.

Cutting out alcohol in January has been a trend for years, however, for those who arent quite ready to quit cold turkey, a more relaxed version of the challenge is