Labour 'truly disgusted' with councillor's remarks about suicide
The chairman of Northumberland County Council’s health and wellbeing committee has been criticised over comments made during a discussion on suicide.
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Reporter for the News and Star, Times and Star, and Whitehaven News, covering north and west Cumbria - including Carlisle, Penrith, Workington, Whitehaven and Keswick.
The chairman of Northumberland County Council’s health and wellbeing committee has been criticised over comments made during a discussion on suicide.
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