
Cannabis in the Commons: West Mids MPs talk Antisocial Behaviour
Labour MPs took to the House of Commons to discuss the impact of antisocial behaviour in the West Midlands on the 29th of April 2025. The discussion quickly raised concerns
Labour MPs took to the House of Commons to discuss the impact of antisocial behaviour in the West Midlands on the 29th of April 2025. The discussion quickly raised concerns
Many national media outlets, desperate to boost their revenues through hyperbole, may be treating tomorrow’s election like a presidential one. But it isn’t. Unless they are standing in your constituency,
Transform Drug Policy Foundation has welcomed drug reform proposals made by the health and social care committee – for some drug offences to be decriminalised and to treat addiction as
MPs: government raised prescription expectations unfairly A report by the Parliamentary Health and Social Care Committee has said that the government’s presentation of the 1 November 2018 law change –
Parliament’s Health and Social Care Committee has asked for written submissions as the first part of a wider inquiry into the impact of drugs policy on public health, and is seeking
MPs blocked by a narrow margin an attempt by Liberal Democrat Norman Lamb to bring in a Bill on legalising and regulating cannabis on Tuesday, by 66 votes to 52.
I’m Phil James, one half of the North Wales CSC podcast. I have outlived my 2 year prognosis for brain cancer thanks to 7 MRI scans clear of any signs
Tomorrow, activists from all over the country will descend on Westminster to make their presence felt in the halls of power. Their reason? The (hopeful) second reading of Paul Flynn
Cannabis has received the headlines from every major newspaper in the UK in the last three weeks constantly. First of all our determined activists in the North East at the
UK Cannabis Social Clubs are not letting the internet do all the work this time. We need to keep the pressure on and make sure our voice is not only
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