MP requests Home Office returns Indie-Rose Clarry’s cannabis oil James Cartlidge, the MP for South Suffolk, has called on the Home Office to immediately return cannabis oil to the family
The latest statistics in prosecutions for cannabis possession have revealed the extent of the ‘postcode lottery’ cannabis users face with regards to the policing of prohibition. The Sunday Mirror obtained
Robin Emerson has said that it will take “weeks or months” to get hold of the cannabis medicine prescribed to his two-year-old daughter Jorja because no UK pharmacy has a
Mum accuses drug firms of ‘playing God’ A mother has accused drugs firms of “playing God” with her son’s life after he was denied medicinal cannabis to treat his epilepsy.
Hannah Deacon has revealed that her son Alfie Dingley’s licence for cannabis medicine has been revoked following the 1 November law change that permits it to be prescribed by specialist
Families of children with epilepsy say they have been denied prescriptions for medicinal cannabis despite the law change on 1 November that ostensibly made it prescribable by specialist doctors. As
With “cannabis-based” medicine becoming legal for specialist doctors to prescribe from 1 November, the Department for Health and Social Care has issued guidelines for specialists to follow. These products can
There has been huge fanfare over the medical cannabis announcement this week as it is a significant victory to see the UK Home Office admit defeat against their hardline stance
Medicinal Cannabis Defined: UK Home Office sets out rules for products On 21 September, the Government formally announced its definition of what qualifies as ‘cannabis-based’ products for medicinal use ahead
In a column for The Guardian, Tannine Clarry, whose four-year-old daughter Indie has Dravet syndrome, has hit out at the medical cannabis panel set up by the Home Office for
