Mother of girl who died after taking ecstasy calls for rethink
The mother of a 15-year-old girl who died after taking ecstasy has said she wants to improve drug awareness by working with the teenager convicted of supplying the drug.
Mum wants to meet supplier of drug that killed daughter
The mother of a teenager from Oxford who died after taking the drug ecstacy, says she wants to work with the person found guilty of supplying the class A drug which killed her daughter.
Anne-Marie Cockburn's fifteen-year-old daughter, Martha, died last year. She wants to meet Alex Williams, who is seventeen, to help change people's minds about legalising some drugs.
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