
Local Task force ‘position should be expanded rather than undermined’
THE National Drugs Strategy was published on Tuesday with local task forces in Clondalkin and Ballyfermot expressing “concern” after issues with the draft submitted earlier this year.
The draft National Drugs Strategy focused less on the role of drug and alcohol task forces in communities across the country, including those in the local area, than many within drug advocacy circles hoped for.
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