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Crewe and Nantwich MP Gwyneth Dunwoody has called for improvements and extra funding for alcohol treatment services in Cheshire.
Ms Dunwoody has met with a minister from the Department of Health to highlight the campaign organised by Alison Dixon of Sandbach.
The Crewe Chronicle reports that Ms Dixon's 26-year-old son Oliver was an alcoholic who committed suicide when he couldn't get the support from Central Alcohol Services he needed due to a lack of staff cover during a training day.
At the inquest in to Mr Dixon's death, Cheshire coroner Nicholas Rheinberg said: "There is a case for examining the alcohol services to see if they should be better resourced."
Ms Dixon now hopes to take a petition of more than 3,000 signatures to Downing Street next month.
Article published on 31/01/2008 by DryOutNow.com
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