JOHN DARWELL: Dark Days liver-crushing levels of alcohol

liver-crushing levels of alcohol

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JOHN DARWELL: Dark Days liver-crushing levels of alcoholIn February 2001 Foot and Mouth Disease arrived in Cumbria. At its peak Cumbria was the worst affected county in Britain with a staggering 41% of all cases. For the local community the environmental and social consequences were to prove devastating. As a local resident, John Darwell found himself surrounded by the effects of the disease. Over the next twelve months he committed himself to recording what was taking place. Despite government reports to