That’s the end of dry January then! Revellers get back into the swing of it as they hit the bars and clubs at end of month when many went booze-free
- Party-goers were pictured stumbling through the streets, vomiting and sitting with police officers last night
- They were seen indulging in a night out in Birmingham and Blackpool as dry January came to an end
- One in ten Britons are thought to have taken part in month of abstinence, pioneered by Alcohol Change UK
- Revellers were also photographed celebrating across the country last night as Britain left the European Union
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Revellers waltzed back onto the streets last night to hit bars and clubs at the end of a month in which many went without alcohol.
Party-goers stumbled over their own high-heels, vomited and sat in the street as they hit the tiles in Birmingham and Blackpool, on the night the UK left the European Union.
A woman was also pictured being handcuffed while a man was photographed being led into a police vehicle.
One in ten Britons had taken on the dry January challenge, a survey from YouGov said, aiming to reset their relationship with alcoholic drinks.
The month of abstinence was pioneered by charity Alcohol Change UK in 2013, when it was launched nationally, and has since grown to more than four million participants.
Seven out of ten people that take part drink less riskily than before, a survey conducted by University of Sussex expert Dr Richard de Visser six months after dry January revealed.
Party-goers hit the tiles in Birmingham and Blackpool last night as they raced back to bars and clubs following the end of dry January. Pictured above are two revellers in beer maid costumes walking through Birmingham
Party animals were also seen sitting in the street with police officers after dry January (pictured in Blackpool). One in ten people took part in the month of abstinence, according to YouGov
Revellers were also seen vomiting following their night of indulgence as dry January came to an end. The month was first pioneered by charity Alcohol Change UK in 2013, and has since swelled to four million participants. (Pictured in Birmingham)
Women were also photographed being carried through the street by men enjoying a night out in Blackpool yesterday
Club-lovers were also seen donning fashionable glasses as they enjoyed a night out on the evening that Britain left the European Union. (Pictured in Birmingham)
Although dry January is over, a survey carried out afterwards found seven out of ten participants began to drink less riskily than before. (Pictured left are two women in Birmingham, and right is a woman lying on the floor in Blackpool)
An altercation between a group of women was also photographed in Blackpool last night. It is estimated that four million people took part in dry January this year
A woman pictured walking through the street in Blackpool last night. Revellers had hit the town as others celebrated Britain’s departure from the European Union
A woman was also photographed being handcuffed by police in Blackpool following an altercation in the street
Women dressed in beer costumes were photographed strutting through the streets of Birmingham last night
A man was also photographed being led into a van by police. He was pictured on Broad Street in Birmingham
Another man was also pictured being led to a police van in Birmingham last night. He was arrested shortly before 11pm
Paramedics were also seen treating a woman in the streets of Blackpool. Dry January ended at midnight last night
A man was also pictured being handcuffed by police in Blackpool on the same evening that Britain left the European Union