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Cornwall asks to set its own prices for alcohol, as part of wide-ranging bid for health devolution

Cornwall asks to set its own prices for alcohol, as part of wide-ranging bid for health devolution

Posted By theboss on 3rd November 2017

3rd November 2017 By Graham Smith Cornwall could get the chance to devise its own alcohol pricing policy, if the government agrees to a set of proposals for devolving more…

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