Cheesmond had argued with the Board at Parkside Hospital in Macclesfield about rehabilitation for drug users when she was its Registrar Psychiatrist.
[3] They were involved in Thames Valley Police’s initiative for Alcohol Harm Reduction Week in Oxford, aiming to keep students leaving home for the first time away from alcohol-related crime.
[4] It helped provide a safe haven for drunks and vulnerable people in Middlesbrough, designed to relieve pressure on the casualty department at James Cook University Hospital, freeing up A&E professionals to deal with emergencies.
[5] In December 2014, Manchester Mental Health and Social Care Trust won a contract to lead health services at HM Prison Manchester and HM Prison Buckley Hall in Rochdale.
[6] Paul Flowers chaired Lifeline until 2014, when asked to resign over excessive expenses claims.