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New NTA publication on best practice in residential treatment (12 June 2009)

The
Beckley Foundation has published a report on the incarceration of drug using offenders world-wide. (11 May 2009)

The
Department for Business announced that the design and rollout of Solutions for Business, its streamlined portfolio of business support products, has completed with over 3,000 schemes reduced to 30. For the first time all government help for business now shares an easily identifiable banner and can be accessed through Business Link. (31 March 2009)


New Addaction
report on the impact of drug and alcohol use on family life (18 March 2009).

With the Government considering minimum prices for alcohol, read results of a meta-analysis of 112 studies which concludes that increasing prices will reduce consumption. Courtesy of Drug and Alcohol Findings (16 March 2009).

Read Drugscope's report Drug Treatment at the the Crossroads which looks back at the last ten years and highlights priorities for the future (16 March 2009). 

Follow the personalisation agenda for drug and alcohol users blog on wiredin.

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NTA publishes report on young people's substance misuse and participation in treatment in 2007/8. Published 3 March 2009.

BERR launches youtube channel 27 February 2009.

Safer Nightlife,
the updated version of Safer Clubbing, providing multi-agency guidance on how best to tackle drug issues in the night-time economy was written by Russell Webster and published on 20 June 2008.

Website updated 17 June 2009
 
Website created  15 May 2003









Welcome to Russell Webster's website

Russell has worked full time as an independent consultant and trainer specialising in the fields of substance misuse, crime and regeneration since 1996.

He is the author or co-author of over twenty five national publications on issues relating to drugs, alcohol and offending. He is also a Health Education Authority certified trainer.

As an independent consultant and trainer, Russell seeks to keep at the forefront of policy and practice development while maintaining hands-on experience of work with the local voluntary sector. He balances a portfolio which includes international research studies, national policy advice and needs assessment and evaluation work with community organisations.

He also designs and delivers training courses and regularly chairs conferences, facilitates multi-agency seminars and runs team away-days.

This website gives examples of the type and range of work Russell undertakes. It also provides links to the latest policy and research developments in the fields of alcohol, drugs, crime and regeneration.

Latest developments in Russell's areas of expertise are to be found in the column to the right and the website is updated at least twice per week on average. To search this website, use the google box below:

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Currently Russell is:

Undertaking
a comprehensive evaluation of a LEGI regeneration programme for
Croydon Enterprise

Advising Westminster DAAT on how to remodel their community care assessment process

Completing
research into the probation service's work with alcohol using offenders for the National Offender Management Service in partnership with ICPR

Investigating
the feasibility of wet provision for street drinkers in Croydon

Reviewing
an employment and training project for drug and alcohol users for
Red Kite Learning

If you are interested in employing Russell, please use any of the links below:

Click here to get in touch with Russell

Click here to get a copy of Russell's CV

Click here to see a full list of Russell's clients

Click here to see testimonials about Russell's work