Women-only services like Amy’s House are powerful, but underfunded
The new service for women recovering from alcohol and drug problems has opened in east London
The new service for women recovering from alcohol and drug problems has opened in east London
People who are dealing with social problems, exacerbated by drug use, feel that they cannot seek help
They become the only major party to support legalisation of cannabis for recreational use
The Lib Dem leader says attempts to criminalise drug use have failed
There is no ‘obvious relationship’ between tough drug laws and levels of drug use, according to a new report.
67 per cent of the public agree there needs to be reform when it comes to drug policy, but will it be enough to win back lost voters?
Helen, who remains anonymous, discusses her experiences as the victim of a grooming gang
It is increasingly clear that the Westminster bubble cannot shield itself from the debate on drug reform much longer.
The illegality of drugs causes vastly more misery than the use of drugs.
At last a well orchestrated campaign by a small group of Islamic zealots has succeeded in closing the licit importation of khat, the mild naturally occurring stimulant that has been used in Ethiopia, Kenya and Yemen for millennia.