Events are taking place across Wales today to mark National No Smoking Day 2013.
Recent figures show around one in four adults in Wales smoke.
According to the anti-smoking charity Ash Cymru, it is estimated that two in three smokers would like to give up the habit.
On the fifth anniversary of smoke-free legislation, there are calls for Welsh local authorities to ban smoking in children's play areas.
Read the full storyIt's five years since smoking in enclosed spaces was banned in Wales. Several more campaigns have followed, including one to discourage people smoking in cars with children. Today, an anti-smoking charity is urging a ban in children's play areas.
Elen de Lacy, Chief Executive of Ash Wales, explained further: "We're not talking about the whole park - just children's play areas", she said. "So how about not smoking in their space?"
This time five years ago people could smoke in pubs and bars, but tomorrow marks five years since smoking in enclosed spaces was banned.
Read the full storyAsh Cymru is a voluntary organisation in Wales tackling tobacco use. Chief executive Elen de Lacy speaks to ITV Wales ahead of tomorrow's smoking ban anniversary.
