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	Sefton Park - a residential home for the treatment of alcohol and drug dependency
		Sefton Park is a residential alcohol and drug rehabilitation centre and Therapeutic Community, founded to help people who have made a conscious decision to free themselves from their addiction.
		Sefton Park helps those who have made a conscious decision to free themselves from their addiction by providing an abstinence-based programme.
		The objective of this website is to raise awareness of the Sefton Park treatment model and its success, to add value to the relationship between Sefton Park and existing or potential referrers and to quantify and qualify demand for the Sefton Park programme.
	www.sefton-park.com (359 words)

	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Sefton Park (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Sefton Park is district of South Liverpool, England.
		The plan for the park was to cater for all aspects of Victorian taste, which proved to be a magnificent escape from the sqalid, overcrowded streets of the City.
		Sefton Park is a residential alcohol and drug rehabilitation centre and Therapeutic Community, founded to help people who have made a conscious decision to free themselves from their addiction.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Sefton-Park (894 words)

	Sefton Park (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Sefton Park is both a park and a district of South Liverpool, England.
		The park is 640 acres in area and was laid out in the 19th century.
		The district surrounding the park is mainly Victorian, with large villas and apartment blocks.
	www.usapedia.com /s/sefton-park.html (109 words)

	Sefton Park, Liverpool
		Sefton Park in Liverpool is one of the largest parks in England.
		The park's history began in 1867 when the Liverpool Corporation purchased land for the park from the Earl of Sefton, and then held a competition for the design of the park.
		The main attraction of the park is the recently restored Palm House.
	www.seftonparkliverpool.info (320 words)

	Liverpool City Council Sefton Park
		The park is also home to the famous Palm House, a Grade II* listed victorian glasshouse that has been restored to its former glory.
		It was originally part of the Royal Park of Toxteth, until the city council bought the land from Lord Sefton in 1866.
		By contrast the Sefton Park replica, commissioned by George Audley of Southport as a gift to the children of Liverpool, was launched with a Pageant attended by crowds of children on 16th June 1928.
	www.liverpool.gov.uk /Leisure_and_culture/Parks_and_recreation/Parks_and_gardens/Sefton_Park/index.asp (507 words)

	News
		Sefton were put in to bat and declared on 185 for 9 with Dave Walton (48), Jakob Surtees-Smith (40) and James Baird (29).
		Sefton were put in to bat and made a strong start, reaching 59 without loss when rain arrived.
		Sefton were put in to bat and went on to score 184 for 5 with Ian Seabury scoring 92 not out and Ted Williams making 34 not out.
	www.seftonparkcc.co.uk /HTML/News.htm (2629 words)

	Sefton Park - a residential home for the treatment of alcohol and drug dependency
		We are particularly interested in hearing from professionally qualified and experienced counsellors who are interested in the philosophy at Sefton Park and would like to know more about it.
		Volunteers are always welcome and encouraged to assist the client group in gaining or enhancing appropriate life skills in preparation for leaving Sefton Park.
		Please contact us with your details if you are interested in further information with regard to working at Sefton Park.
	www.sefton-park.com /about_our_staff.html (224 words)

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