Sophia Gibson, a five year old girl from Northern Ireland, suffers from a rare form of epilepsy called Dravet Syndrome. Sophia has recently been accepted onto hospital trials to …

  Growing out of a community and street campaign in the 1990’s, CityWide has developed into one of Ireland’s most important drug policy reform advocates. We sent Brian Houlihan to …

    For the first time Volteface TV will be streamed live from the Volteface studio in collaboration with CLGdotTV. On this edition of Volteface TV the panel will be …

  Shadow Home Secretary Dianne Abbott appeared on Nick Ferrari’s LBC Radio show on Tuesday determined to talk about a major plank of Labour’s 2017 General Election manifesto – policing. …

  Many countries around the world are moving towards a legally regulated cannabis market. But what can we learn from them about the implications of cannabis legalisation? What are the …

Inmates are killing themselves after racking up huge drugs debts inside prison, the trade union for prison officers has warned. Joe Simpson, assistant general secretary of the Prison Officers Association …

  (A version of this feature appeared in The Times Magazine, November 2016) Interviewing someone when you are so high you can’t feel your own face, let alone hold a …

  It’s early days for Uruguay’s fledgling state-run marijuana industry, and far too soon for sweeping statements about its success or failure – after all, marijuana only became available to …

    Wales is facing a public health emergency as drug related deaths rise to alarming levels. Martin Blakebrough, CEO of Kaleidoscope Project & ARCH Initiatives, examines how in spite …

  Just under a year ago, on May 26th, 2016, the Psychoactive Substances Act finally came into force after months of delays. Protests against the Act had come from all …