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Why Andy Burnham is wrong to suggest vape shops are the villains
By George Nott2026-08-11T14:38:00
The prime minister has branded the vaping sector as ‘dodgy’, but it’s wrong to tar the entire industry with the same brush
You’re shady as heck. That’s how prime minister Andy Burnham today tarred the more than 18,000 people working in the vaping sector in the UK. Burnham considers vape shops “dodgy businesses” and has announced a raft of measures that will “stop the proliferation of vape shops on our high streets”.
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