Charity set to tackle cyber-bullying with a new website
March 24, 2011 in News Roundup

Julian Leighton, director at Orange Bus with Lisa Pringle, local services manager at Family Lives.
A new website, designed by a North East digital agency, is set to provide help and support to families affected by bullying.
Family Lives, a national charity that provides 24-hour assistance to families across the UK, is calling for stronger partnerships between parents, pupils and teachers in the face of the online bullying problem.

The content on the web keeps impressing us. During the two decades of its existence, the web has transformed from a clumsy novelty into a versatile social phenomenon taking on the whole globe.
Developed by Durham business man Alan Lowery and Gateshead-based web-design company Industrial Strength, an online cooking community 

