Helping the smokers of Bolton

Bolton Council announces that it is offering smokers a new free and effective way to freedom with Allen Carr’s Easyway Method.

Although smoking prevalence is declining nationally and locally, smoking is still the main cause of premature mortality, accountable for 27% of all cancer deaths and a range of long-term health conditions.

This pilot is part of Smokefree Bolton aiming to help more people quit smoking, creating a positive movement for local people and communities to become healthier, happier, and financially better off.

Smokefree Bolton supports local smokers, aged 12 years and over, with free personalised support and nicotine replacement therapies to quit the habit for good.

“This pilot is an exciting opportunity to trial an innovative and clinically proven intervention programme in Bolton.

“I would urge all smokers in Bolton to book a slot on the programme and give it a go.

“I want people to know that it’s never too late to stop and that this free support from our friendly expert teams can really boost your chances of quitting for good”
Cllr Jackie Schofield
Bolton Council’s Executive Member for Health and Wellbeing