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Since the 1960s, coffee consumption in the UK has steadily risen while cigarette smoking has sharply declined, reflecting major changes in British social habits and public health awareness. In the post-war years, smoking was common in cafés, pubs and workplaces, often accompanying a cup of tea rather than coffee. As smoking bans, health campaigns and changing attitudes reduced tobacco use from the late twentieth century onwards, coffee culture expanded rapidly, driven by continental influences, high street cafés and the popularity of speciality blends. Today, the ritual of meeting for coffee has largely replaced the once-familiar image of smoke-filled cafés, symbolising a broader cultural shift towards healthier and more lifestyle-focused habits.