the wider report, although long (140+ pages) is worth a read. It is this sort of report the governments and cops use to focus and shape their anti-drugs enforcement.
Sadly, I think the effective clampdowns on electronic dance music events in some areas have an unwanted side effect of inadvertantly forcing drug users towards the worse class A drugs, as these are more commonly done in smaller groups than at raves/clubs…
A glut of opium on the world market fuelled by a record Afghan harvest threatens a new heroin crisis in Britain, the European Union drug agency warns today.
And the UK remains at the top of the European “league table” for cocaine abuse for the fifth consecutive year, according to the annual report of the European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction
New heroin crisis threatens Britain, EU drug agency report says | Society | guardian.co.uk
