Dry January

Why I Regret Giving Up Drinking for January

Harry Cockburn | Posted 30.03.2013 | UK Lifestyle
Harry Cockburn

However, London is a place where drinking is deeply necessary. Business in the fermented streets of the city is conducted through a thin veil of functional alcoholism, and for many, a drink is as valuable as a promise.

You're Sober? Friends Are Drinking? Here's 10 Ways to Do Australia Day

Xavier Toby | Posted 27.03.2013 | UK Comedy
Xavier Toby

Pour beer all over yourself, so it at least smells like you've been drinking. If you're breath tested, this has the added bonus of confusing the hell out the police because you smell like you're smashed.

Charlie Thomas

Should We Have A Pint For The Sake Of The Economy?

HuffingtonPost.com | Charlie Thomas | Posted 25.01.2013 | UK

Is dry January harming the alcohol industry? The phenomenon, popular with city workers but increasingly being adopted by adults outside of the sou...

A Dry New Year - An Alcohol Concern of Mine

Daniella Gibb | Posted 05.03.2013 | UK Lifestyle
Daniella Gibb

It shouldn't be that noteworthy to abstain from alcohol for 31 days; has society become so defined by the 'binge drink' that it is a struggle to go without it for 8.3% of the year?

Good God I Need a Drink

Keith Ryan | Posted 14.03.2012 | UK Comedy
Keith Ryan

Like many of you, I'm a married, employed white male with two children under the age of five and a mortgage. Which means that, like many of you, I'm about two glasses of prosecco away from qualifying as a functional alcoholic.