ASH briefing: The UK ban on tobacco advertising
ASH briefing on the UK tobacco advertising and sponsorship ban.  This ASH document provided evidence and arguments to support the passage of the Tobacco Advertising and Promotion Act.

Key dates in the history of anti-tobacco campaigning
A timeline of notable dates in tobacco control from 15th century to the present. 

ASH response: Consultation on the Tobacco Advertising and Promotion Regulation
ASH response highlighting numerous weaknesses and potential loopholes in tobacco advertising and promotion regulation

ASH responds to the European Commission's proposal for sales promotions and regulation CCP 001/02
ASH response to the Department of Trade and Industry consultation on the European Commission's proposal for sales promotions and regulations CCP 001/02. ASH is against the inclusion of addictive and harmful substances such as tobacco. The main problem with the draft regulation is that it would require member states to accept tobacco promotions originating from other member states under the mutual recognition process.

ASH response to consultations on the Directive for Tobacco Advertising
ASH and others responded to earlier consultations on the Directive by proposing a model directive text that would have been effective and stayed within the powers of the Community under the treaty - and be less open to challenge.

ASH evidence to opponents of the Tobacco Advertising Bill
Opponents of the Bill argued that there is insufficient evidence that a ban on tobacco advertising leads to a drop in consumption capable of saving 3,000 lives per year. ASH wrote to the shadow health secretary, presenting him with the evidence. Here you can see a copy of the letter and a summary of the evidence presented. ASH did not receive a reply.