• Congratulations to Marco Adams

    Congratulations to Marco Adams, a volunteer at Broadway Lodge who has successfully completed his Level 2 Health and Social Care Diploma in September 2017.

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  • The promises of recovery go beyond ourselves

    We were delighted to receive a message from Shannon P, who entered recovery at Broadway Lodge almost 18  months ago, to let us know that she gave birth at the end of December to Lexi-Jane.

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  • Only our clients, their friends and their families benefit from every penny spent on treatment

    We would like to thank the Sunday Times for highlighting the plight of addicts who end up paying for much more than they bargained for.

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  • Is addiction a disease?

    People have been trying to understand the nature of addiction ever since it was first considered a problem.

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  • Addiction and its cost to the economy

    One of the most commonly-available addictive substances, alcohol, is now more affordable and prevalent than at any time in the past.

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  • A guide to staying clean from alcohol over Christmas

    When Christmas brings excessive alcohol consumption all round it can be a challenging and potentially dangerous time for addicts.

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  • Gambling: When does fun become addiction?

    For most people gambling is a source of harmless fun.

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  • Lighting up lives lost to addiction

    Broadway Lodge is part of the North Somerset Recovery Network and helped organise the annual Loss to Addiction service which took place on Friday 24th November at All Saints Church in Weston-super-Mare.

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  • When does prescribed medication becomes an addictive drug?

    Prescription medicines can be a powerful tool for improving and saving lives.

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  • The Story of Don McIntyre

    Following on from our Reunion back in September, we received a heart-warming message from Theresa McIntyre, the wife of former Broadway Lodge resident Don McIntyre: My husband came to Broadway in 1984.  He was a prison officer then, and a dead man walking.  Our lives were in utter turmoil and misery.  The prison authorities recognised […]

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