Drinkaware monitors
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In 2025, we explored how UK drinkers think about their own drinking, how and why they are moderating, and the prevalence of moderate drinking within social circles.
Additionally, this years’ Monitor also explored how UK drinkers view alcohol in the wider context of health.
Every year we commissions a survey to track and understand the nation’s drinking. Watch the video below to find out more.
This research informs our understanding of general patterns of drinking among UK adults, people’s experiences with cutting back and the drinking habits of young people and their parents.
Note: Monitor reports from 2018 onwards are not comparable to previous years due to changes in methodology.
Drinkaware is committed to ensure our work is informed by up-to-date evidence on UK drinking attitudes and behaviours. We invite external academics to access the rich data for independent analysis.
In 2024, we examined UK adults’ ability to recognise the signs of problem drinking, their perceptions of what constitutes risky drinking, and stigma towards those with alcohol problems.
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In 2023, we looked at concern about other people’s drinking and whether individuals act on their concerns by initiating conversations with their partners, friends, or family.
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In 2022, we looked at the impact of alcohol that extends beyond the drinker – to family, friends, co-workers, and strangers.
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