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07/12/2010
Booze clean up costs Newcastle almost two hundred million a year...
Alcohol misuse costs every man, woman and child in Newcastle £513 a year, according to research published today 7, December 2010.
07/12/2010
Booze clean up costs Redcar and Cleveland millions a year
Alcohol misuse costs every man, woman and child in Redcar and Cleveland £410 a year, according to research published today 7, December 2010.
07/12/2010
Booze clean up costs South Tyneside millions a year
Alcohol misuse costs every man, woman and child in South Tyneside £430 a year, according to research published today 7, December 2010.
07/12/2010
Booze clean up costs Stockton almost £100 million a year
Alcohol misuse costs every man, woman and child in Stockton £423 a year, according to research published today 7, December 2010.
07/12/2010
Booze clean up costs Sunderland more than £100 million a year...
Alcohol misuse costs every man, woman and child in Sunderland £467 a year, according to research published today 7, December
07/12/2010
Booze clean up costs North Tyneside millions a year
Alcohol misuse costs every man, woman and child in North Tyneside £415 a year, according to research published today 7, December 2010.
07/12/2010
Booze clean up costs Northumberland more than £100m a year
Alcohol misuse costs every man, woman and child in Northumberland £394 a year, according to research published today 7, December 2010.
01/12/2010
Balance Response to the Police Reform and Social Responsibility...
Colin Shevills, Director of Balance, said: “We are pleased to see that many of the changes we and our partners called for in relation to licensing are included in these proposals.
29/11/2010
Balance response to Healthy Lives, Healthy People
Colin Shevills, Director of Balance, said: “The Government is coming out with a range of public health initiatives which will affect alcohol and which will take time to digest.
16/11/2010
Balance response to supermarket Christmas price war
Colin Shevills, director of Balance, said: “Supermarket deep discounting is not new, the big four have been selling alcohol at pocket money prices for years.