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Troubling reports across the UK of MDMA tablets mixed with new, dangerous cutting agents. Here's how to stay safe.Read More

The annual report by the European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Addiction (EMCDDA) revealed that while there was a slight reduction in drug consumption during various lockdowns, drug dealers found new and innovative ways to continue supply despite the disruption.Read More

It’s now 2021 and the night time scene is starting to come alive again. The world has mostly been in lockdown, and as the doors are starting to open up again, the world of Cocaine and partying is bouncing back. People have been locked down for a long time, people want to go out and enjoy themselves once again. Chances are you have seen users of cocaine in your local pub. Taking frequent trips to the bathroom, maybe 2 or 3 mates at a time, the overexcited person wiping their nose as they re-emerge, pupils large and chatty as hell. It could be Saturday afternoon whilst watching the football, it could even be a weeknight, not just the weekend. Taking a gram of coke out with you is becoming as normal as taking your face mask. Cocaine has gone from the city bankers in London to the rural pubs in sleepy villages. Cocaine is as easy to have delivered as a take-away meal is!Read More

As most of the world’s night scene has been non-existent for the past 12 months there has been no release, no associating with others. We’ve not been able to enjoy the weekend at the pub, finishing off at a club and having that release. Maybe your buzz is Cocaine, MDMA or even Amphetamine when you’re on a night out, but there have been no nights out for over 12 months now. But all that is likely about to change...Read More

The possibility of having a bad experience on drugs is always there, no matter how many times someone has taken a substance or how many different ones they have tried. For this reason it is important for people who decide to use a substance to stay in the company of someone who can help them out if things start to go wrong.Read More

There is a strong difference between casual use of drugs and addiction to them. However transitioning between one and the other is easier than some may think, many don't even realise they are becoming addicted to something until it's too late.Read More