Barrymore sets up alcoholics' support group

Michael Barrymore is to set up his own Alcoholics Anonymous group in his local village hall.

Thu, 06 Feb, 2003 - 14:15

Michael Barrymore is to set up his own Alcoholics Anonymous group in his local village hall.

The 50-year-old former presenter has been a regular at AA meetings and plans to run weekly sessions at the hall near his home in Roydon, near Harlow, Essex.

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