An exercise in joined-up thinking

HERE are the facts.

An exercise in joined-up thinking
Fri, 22 Oct, 2004 - 01:00

(2) Part of the problem in A&E units, particularly at weekends, is the number of young people who have gotten drunk and then been injured in an accident or a fight.

(3) The greatest social service which sports organisations render to society is to divert young people away from the-devil-finds-work-for-idle-hands binge drinking lifestyle.

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