France’s parliament has been urged by a government-tasked commission to “take back control” of the drugs trade by ending the “failure” of prohibition, recommending state-controlled stores as the best way
UKCSC recently caught up with Ben Grout from Devon Cannabis Social Club. He told us about what steps the club is taking to improve the standing of the club in
Only 87 prescriptions for cannabis-based medicines have been applied for since the law change last November, the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) has said in response to a
Caldwells launch legal challenge against NHS Charlotte Caldwell has launched a legal challenge against the NHS and the Department of Health in Northern Ireland over access to her teenage epileptic
Northern Ireland is an often overlooked part of the UK but the cannabis community there have been working hard to build themselves a home to raise their numbers and provide
“Governments create nothing and have nothing to give but what they have first taken away — you may put money in the pockets of one set of Englishmen, but it
In an example of how people’s minds and actions can change when their needs change, a former police officer who says she never dreamed of breaking the law has admitted
When the Italian state accidentally legalised so-called light cannabis products in 2016, both Big Pharma and the mafia made losses as the public increasingly turned towards using light cannabis for
Experts refute cannabis overdose claim Experts have poured scorn on a coroner in Louisiana who claimed he was “100% positive” that a 39-year-old woman died from an overdose of cannabis.
Investment opportunities can have a funny effect on ethics. Or maybe it has been remembered that Jesus used cannabis to heal the sick. Either way, the Church of England’s investment
