PM concedes cannabis reclassification error
Press Review 4 May 2005
The prime minister has conceded that the government may have made a mistake by softening the laws on cannabis.
Clarke 'u-turn' on cannabis law
News Article 19 March 2005
The home secretary has indicated he is prepared to rethink the controversial decision to relax the rules on cannabis use.
Cannabis
Policy Consultation 31 January 2005
Comment from Sane and the Hubbard Foundation.
Homeless Link
Government Affairs Website
London's cannabis arrests fall
Press Review 23 November 2004
The number of people arrested for cannabis possession in London has dropped by half since ministers liberalised laws on the drug, according to Metropolitan police figures.
Depression Alliance
Government Affairs Website
Hubbard Foundation: Drugs in Society
Government Affairs Website Page
Joseph Rowntree Foundation
Government Affairs Website
National Union of Teachers
Government Affairs Website
SANE
Government Affairs Website
Conservatives pledge to reverse cannabis reclassification
News Article 22 January 2004
Michael Howard has pledged to reverse the government's decision to reclassify cannabis.
MPs back cannabis move
News Article 29 October 2003
MPs have backed government plans on the reclassification of cannabis.
Guidelines released on cannabis classification
News Article 12 September 2003
Possession of cannabis for personal use could still lead to a criminal conviction despite reclassification.
Police issue new cannabis guidelines
Press Review 12 September 2003
Green politician in the clear
Press Review 5 August 2003
