The article was followed by government announcements to crack down on rogue firms which target children with free vape samples and a new vape enforcement squad.
In an interview with York Press, Peter commented on the prevalence of vapes, “It is a big issue, and it is also an issue that schools are approaching local public health teams with the most out of everything.”
Earlier in June, Laranya Caslin, a principal in Lincolnshire, gave evidence to the Health and Social Care committee. She explained that vaping significantly impacts education as students are “making excuses to leave lessons to go to the toilet to vape” and subsequently triggering fire alarms, disrupting classes.
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