A public meeting of the Positive Action Group on Monday hopes to find some solutions to the Isle of Man’s alcohol problems.
The gathering – which is free and open to the public - takes place at the Claremont Hotel in Douglas starting at 7.30pm.
Thea Ozenturk of the Alcohol Advisory Service will give a talk before an open debate takes place.
Roger Tomlinson of the PAG hopes there’ll be many suggestions from the public on how to tackle problems caused by drinking (audio file attached):
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