Directory of No Smoking Day Publications
Below is a guide to all the No Smoking Day research and publications over the last ten years. The more recently produced resources are available to download; for hard copies of publications, please contact No Smoking Day (supplies are limited and not all publications are available).
Send your full mailing address and details of the publication you would like to: press@nosmokingday.org.uk.
2007
Annual Report 2007
Report on No Smoking Day's activities and accounts and progress on our strategic
plan
Download this report here
(3792K).
2006
Annual Report 2006
Report on No Smoking Day's activities and accounts and progress on our strategic
plan
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(5526K).
22 years on: the impact and relevance of the UK’s No Smoking Day
An article published in Tobacco Control Journal, February 2006
Download this article here
(203K).
2005
Annual Report 2005
Report on No Smoking Day's activities and accounts
Download this report here
(1159K).
2003
Annual Report 2003
Report on No Smoking Day's activities and accounts
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(186K).
'The silent treatment' - why GPs and patients don't talk about smoking
This No Smoking Day report demystifies the process of stopping, emphasises
the benefits of stopping, and encourages smokers to use the help that is
available. The report also describes some of the communication factors smokers
and their GPs have in relation to their uptake of the quality help available.
Download this report here
(255K).
2002
'A Picture of Misery'
The truth about smoking in smokers' own words. 72 per cent of smokers would
like to stop, but how many wish they had never started? This report examines
how smokers feel about their habit, exposing widespread unhappiness among
smokers about their addictions.
Download this report here
(152K).
'Telling the Success Story'
Make the most out of your No Smoking Day media coverage. A guide to maximising
media coverage for your smoking cessation service.
Download this report here
(24K).
2001
'To Cut Down or to Stop Smoking… Is There Any Question?'
Many smokers see cutting down, whether it be by smoking fewer cigarettes,
or changing to 'light' brands as the first positive step to giving up. This
report looks at the effects of cutting down towards helping smokers quit.
2000
'Kick the Habit'
In conjunction with the BBC 'Kick the Habit' campaign. Aimed at smokers
who want to give up.
1999
'Sex and Smoking'
Do men and women have different attitudes to smoking? This report examines
the gender divide among smokers.
1998
'Coughing Up - What Smokers Want To Help Them Quit and Who They Think
Should Pay'
Back in the days before we had a UK wide cessation strategy, No Smoking
Day asked smokers what they thought was needed to help them stop.
1997
'Getting Serious About Stopping Smoking - A Review of Products, Services
and Techniques'
A summary of all the ways smokers could be helped to stop back in 1997.