Bristol is one of a number of cities and towns across Britain working towards becoming a Smokefree Community. We aim to protect the public from the harm of second-hand smoke, and help smokers to quit if they want to.
What has been achieved?
- Smokefree legislation has massively reduced people’s exposure to secondhand smoke in most enclosed workplaces and public places
What does smoke-free Bristol aim to achieve?
- Further cut down second-hand smoke. It's about helping the city council, the health service, the voluntary sector and businesses, to establish smoking policies that protect workers who are still exposed from smoke
- Encourage parents to protect their children from second-hand smoke
Having settling-in problems with the Smokefree legislation?
If you need to report a problem with people not complying with the law call either:
National Complaint Line on 0800 587 1667
Bristol City Council on 0117 922 3838
or email health.safety@bristol.gov.uk


