Great first for Brighton. Clean drug user rooms.
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Dave the OAP
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Brighton getting a load of drug coverage this morning in the media
Interesting that brighton and hove are looking to set up a place where people can take drugs more safely etc.
Not sure how that will go down with people living near one.
Thoughts?
Interesting that brighton and hove are looking to set up a place where people can take drugs more safely etc.
Not sure how that will go down with people living near one.
Thoughts?
Dave the OAP
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I have been fixtured by 2 minutes...lol
Hillian1
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Can I ask, coming from a position of ignorance, why this is a good thing?
Don't get me started
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I just hope they don't drive to these rooms at 24 mph or they will feel the full force of the law....
topbanana36
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Wasn't there an article in the sun about brighton being full of ........ I'm being deliberately facetious sensitive petals.
The Large One
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BBC News - Brighton considers drug-use rooms in bid to reduce deaths
As pointed out on the Albion Roar a couple of weeks ago, Brighton was the drugs-death capital for years. Now it's slipped down the list, to outside the play-off places.
As pointed out on the Albion Roar a couple of weeks ago, Brighton was the drugs-death capital for years. Now it's slipped down the list, to outside the play-off places.
On the radio they were saying they are to be given 'free' drugs (heroin) to use under supervised conditions, how will they control who comes to use them and from how far away.Shirley all the junkies in the UK will head for 'free' drug Brighton - have they really considered this !
Is Ian Holloway running the council now?
Shirley all the junkies in the UK will head for 'free' drug Brighton - have they really considered this !
I'm sure they have. It has been used in other countries with reasonable success. Besides, we certainly need a change in approach as the current drugs policy is clearly not working.
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The Large One
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On the radio they were saying they are to be given 'free' drugs (heroin) to use under supervised conditions, how will they control who comes to use them and from how far away.Shirley all the junkies in the UK will head for 'free' drug Brighton - have they really considered this !
'They' - as in all the relevant agencies involved - are continually considering this. They haven't decided to do anything yet.
Uncle C
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Thats a shame. It seems thats the only way to get rid of em.
Norman Baker suck my lozenge
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On the radio they were saying they are to be given 'free' drugs (heroin) to use under supervised conditions, how will they control who comes to use them and from how far away.Shirley all the junkies in the UK will head for 'free' drug Brighton - have they really considered this !
I do believe they will only be accessible by those who are untreatable for their addictions.
mune ni kamome
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Here's a third. Bang em up when caught and make them all do cold turkey till they're cured.
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There's a big difference between those that become addicted through a lifestyle choice, and those that are manipulated and coerced by others.
Lord Bracknell
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That used to be the treatment for mental illness. And for homosexuality. And for a lot of other activity that was considered "criminal" by "right-minded people".
Butch Willykins
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Please tell me we are still the Credit Card Fraud capital? I'm sure we've held that for a few years now.