A set of bollards in Swindon have been painted to look like cigarettes being stubbed out Local resident Phil said he like the bollards, while other locals called them 'disgusting' The artworks have been spotted in recent days, with no clues as to who's behind them The bollards have been painted to look like giant cigarettes, with a very realistic design 'I would love to see more stuff like this happen all over town and hope that artists who want to use their time and resources are encouraged to do things like this rather than stopped.' A third person said: 'Very funny, to be honest
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Smoking age should be raised each year until tobacco totally banned, government report says We need to commit to making smoking obsolete, once and for all says Dr Javed Khan Bookmark CommentsGo to comments The governments tobacco review has recommended raising the age for smoking from 18 every year until no-one in the country can buy it
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11.4.5.2 Split cigarette packets The South Australian Government introduced an amendment to the Tobacco Products Regulations 2004 to prohibit the sale of cigarette packets that are designed to be divided into portions that contain fewer than 20 cigarettes each, commonly known as 'split packets'
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