Outcome measure Baseline Outcome target To be achieved by Economy A decrease in the 2011: 22% 15% December 2014 proportion of off-sales of alcohol to persons under the age of 18, through Test Purchasing Operations Premises (off sales) 2011: 50% 80% December 2014 failing test purchases shown to be compliant at subsequent check and with appropriate procedures in place Proportion of residents 2011 Place To see a 2015 who perceive or survey: 22% reduction on the rowdy behaviour to be a (27% 2008 Place 22% problem on the local survey) area 3. Introduction: National and scene setting National: The following key national facts are taken from the Office of National Statistics: Alcohol-related harm costs the NHS around £2.7 billion each year. Professional classes are now the most frequent drinkers in Britain, 41% of them drinking Outcome measure Baseline Outcome target To be achieved by Young Proportion of clients 2011/12: Remain 92% December 2014 successfully exiting 59/64: 92.2% People: alcohol treatment in year Improvement on 8-12 year olds: To see an December 2014 Biannual School Survey 52% tried alcohol improvement on the 2011 once baseline percentages 12-19 year olds: 28% never used alcohol Those who had drunk alcohol, 24% drunk more than once recommended limits at least once a week. Liver disease is the only major cause of death still increasing year on year in the UK. Twice as many people now die from liver disease as in 1991. In England in 2008 there were 6,769 deaths directly related to alcohol. An increase of 24 per cent from 2001. Of these alcohol related deaths, the majority (4,400) died from liver disease.
Outcome measure Baseline Outcome target To be achieved by Economy A decrease in the proportion of off-sales of alcohol to persons under the age of 18, through Test Purchasing Operations 2011: 22% 15% December 2014 Premises (off sales) failing test purchases shown to be compliant at subsequent check and with appropriate procedures in place 2011: 50% 80% December 2014 Proportion of residents who perceive or rowdy behaviour to be a problem on the local area 2011 Place survey: 22% (27% 2008 Place survey) To see a reduction on the 22% 2015 Outcome measure Baseline Outcome target To be achieved by Young People: Proportion of clients successfully exiting alcohol treatment in year 2011/12: 59/64: 92.2% Remain 92% December 2014 Improvement on Biannual School Survey 2011 8-12 year olds: 52% tried alcohol once 12-19 year olds: 28% never used alcohol Those who had drunk alcohol, 24% drunk more than once To see an improvement on the baseline percentages December 2014 3. Introduction: National and scene setting National: The following key national facts are taken from the Office of National Statistics: Alcohol-related harm costs the NHS around £2.7 billion each year. Professional classes are now the most frequent drinkers in Britain, 41% of them drinking recommended limits at least once a week. Liver disease is the only major cause of death still increasing year on year in the UK. Twice as many people now die from liver disease as in 1991. In England in 2008 there were 6,769 deaths directly related to alcohol. An increase of 24 per cent from 2001. Of these alcohol related deaths, the majority (4,400) died from liver disease.
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