Where in the UK is it OK to Vape?

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Vaping may have become more popular in recent years, but that has also contributed to a rise in concern over its potential effects. This has led to increasing regulation to limit the places in which you can vape, so make sure you check the rules before you take out your electronic cigarette. In this guide, we cover the rules concerning where you can and can’t vape in the UK. First though, let’s start by looking at the legislation. Continue reading Where in the UK is it OK to Vape?

E Cigarette Ban Lifted by Nottingham Hospital Trust

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E Cigarette Ban Lifted by Nottingham Hospital Trust

In 2014 Nottingham Hospital Trust had banned the use of e cigarettes on its grounds. After considering the recommendations of Public Health England in 2015, NHS England recommended that vaping should not be banned by hospital trusts or prisons. Nottingham Hospital Trust has now lifted its ban and now permits vaping in the hospital grounds.

 

The full article can be read on the following link http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-nottinghamshire-36274861

Vapour Days Bristol – New Store

Vapour Days Bristol E Cigarette Shop

Vapour Days Bristol – New Store

Vapour Days is pleased to offer the new and improved e cigarette shop in Bristol on the middle floor of the Galleries Shopping Centre. Come and take a look at the new store, which now offers a vast range of products, including the stylish new range of vaping T-Shirts and hoodies. Self-service tester bars are also available so you can simply pick up your chosen flavour to try without having to ask.

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Vapour Days Bristol E Cig Shop

Government Response to Consultation on TPD

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Government Response to Consultation on Tobacco Products Directive (‘TPD’)

 

Background

The Government will be regulating the electronic cigarette industry under the Tobacco Products Directive, which will come into force in May 2016. These regulations will require e liquid and e cigarette suppliers and manufacturers to provide products in compliance with the Directive. The aim is to ensure that e cigarette products meet safety and marketing standards. For example you will no longer be able to buy e-liquids above a 20mg strength of nicotine from one year after the TPD is brought into force. A consultation took place with vaping shops, health professionals, regulatory officers and the public for their views on some questions asked by the Government. The Government’s questions and attendee answers related to electronic cigarettes are summarised below.

Continue reading Government Response to Consultation on TPD

Vapour Days are Proud to Sponsor…

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Vapour Days are Proud to Sponsor…

Mark Shelper’s Short Circuit Oval Racing team. If you enjoy racing, support Mark in winning! Visit Mark Shelper’s team

Vapour Days are proud to sponsor Mark Shelper’s Short Circuit Oval Racing team. Who is Mark Shelper? Mark Shelper is a passionate and dedicated racer who has been involved in short-circuit oval racing for over 20 years. He has competed in various classes and has won numerous championships throughout his career. What is short-circuit oval racing? Short circuit oval racing is a type of motorsport that takes place on a circular track. The races are typically short, fast-paced, and highly competitive. The cars used in short-circuit oval racing are specially designed for this type of racing and are often modified to improve performance. What is Mark Shelper’s Short Circuit Oval Racing team? Mark Shelper’s Short Circuit Oval Racing team is a group of dedicated racers who compete in short circuit oval racing events across the UK. The team is made up of experienced drivers, mechanics, and support staff who work together to achieve success on the track. How can you support Mark Shelper’s team? If you enjoy racing and want to support Mark Shelper’s team, you can visit their Facebook page. Here, you can stay up-to-date with the latest news and updates from the team, as well as show your support by liking and sharing their posts. Why should you support Mark Shelper’s team? Mark Shelper’s team is made up of passionate and dedicated racers who have a deep love for the sport. By supporting the team, you are not only helping them achieve success on the track, but you are also helping to promote and grow the sport of short-circuit oval racing. What are some of Mark Shelper’s team’s achievements? Mark Shelper’s team has achieved numerous successes throughout their career, including multiple championship wins and podium finishes. They are known for their skill, determination, and sportsmanship on and off the track. What’s next for Mark Shelper’s team? Mark Shelper’s team is always looking for new challenges and opportunities to compete at the highest level. They are currently preparing for the upcoming racing season and are looking forward to showcasing their skills and passion for the sport.

Facebook page at: https://www.facebook.com/Teamshelperracing

Smoking Will Be Banned While Driving…

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Smoking Will Be Banned While Driving…

Recent press releases forewarn that smokers will be banned from smoking while driving in the UK from 1 October 2015 when children are in the car as passengers. Reasons cited were that a third of people in a survey stated that smoking was one of their biggest distractions while driving, with research finding that smoking behind the wheel increases the risk of accident by 150%. Furthermore, the effects of children passively smoking while in the car has been called to be reduced.

The fine for smoking while driving will be £50. The vote for the law was passed by an MP vote of 342 for and only 74 against.

 

Read the Articles

The ITV documentary report can be found on the following link http://www.itv.com/news/2015-02-22/a-third-of-drivers-unaware-of-upcoming-car-smoking-ban/

The same story is reported by the BBC in the following article http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-31310685