"the loop"

    In this episode Volteface Director Paul North speaks to Kira Weir, Training and Communications Officer at the drugs charity Crew and volunteer at The Loop. Paul and Kira …

  “You saved Fabric” reads the banner on the Farringdon club’s Twitter account right now. And that’s right; an arsenal of global followers creating a loud marathon of campaigning, protests, …

  Days before the court appeal was due to begin, which would decide the fate of London super-club, fabric, a surprise settlement was agreed between Islington Council and Fabric owners, …

    There is an elephant-sized headline act on the stage at every music festival up and down the UK. Festival organisers, DJ’s and attendee’s all know it, yet everyone …

Three perspectives, one conclusion: whilst drugs are illegal, no one is safe. We heard from Neil Woods, former undercover agent and chairman of LEAP UK (Law Enforcement Against Prohibition), writer …

    2019 was a jam packed year for all involved with Volteface, from taking crossparty delegations to Canada to seeing the legalisation debate storm into the mainstream, it is …

  This article was originally published on Huffington Post UK. The closure of one of the UK’s most successful and iconic dance clubs, Fabric, in August this year, has raised …

  Dick Puddlecote has been having some fun raking over the mountain of correspondence between Action on Smoking and Health and their sponsors in government. E-mails reveal the vigour with which the vaper’s …

  In the low ethereal glow of a hotel bathroom, the dopamine flows. Two pairs of eyes meet across the bubbles, and serotonin streams like sunlight into the 5-HT receptors …

  This article was originally published by The Conversation under the title ‘Festival drug checking is here, but it now needs to be expanded across the country’. A step towards safer drug …