English drink the most
English residents drink more on average than those in Scotland and Wales. Nearly 58% said they drank in the last week, compared to 50% in Wales and 53.5% in Scotland.
15. Belfast
Northern Ireland has been recognised to have an alcohol problem, and Belfast is at the centre of this.
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There is not only a worry about young drinkers, but also about older people increasingly turning to drink.
14. Burnley
With a high rate of hospital admissions linked to alcohol, and a high proportion of people classed as binge drinkers, Burnley is a town that consumes a lot of alcohol!
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It may not be quite so renowned for its nightlife as Newcastle and Brighton, but it doesn’t seem to bother Burnley residents!
13. Plymouth
Tucked away in Devon, the locals put away a good amount of alcohol! In 2013 there were over 50,000 residents that were classed as high risk drinkers!
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