Drug abuse ephemera. Box 2.

Box file containing items of ephemera in acid free sleeves. Includes : Drug Info Line (1993), Re-Solv (1997), the Hungerford Drug Project (1995), drugs and solvents (a young person's guide : Dept. of Health, 1992-94), services for drug, alcohol and tranquiliser users in Camden (1990), drug smuggling (HM Customs & excise), alcohol and drug addiction (Portoferraio, Italy, 1994), cards about various drugs (HIT, Liverpool, 1994): cocaine, crack, amphetamines, speed, whizz, MDMA, ecstasy, cannabis, LSD, nitrates, poppers, psilocybin, magic mushrooms, anabolic steroids, alcohol, nicotine, cigarettes, tobacco, heroin, opiates, tranquillisers, drugs and driving (Crew 2000, 1999), High Shot House, St. Margarets, Twickenham ("for the treatment of gentlemen suffering from inebriety, the morphia habit and the abuse of drugs", est. 1886), mass meeting about the opium traffic (Newcastle, 1894), parents' guide to drugs (DHSS, 1986), drugs addiction counselling (Agapay, Willesden), North East London Drugs Prevention Team (Camden 1997), safety guidelines for injecting drugs (HIT Liverpool, 1999, and Terrence Higgins Trust), pharmacy needle exchange scheme (South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust, ca.2010), Rugby NHS Trust (2000), Release (2000), Angel Drug Project (Islington, 2000), Cannabis march and festival ("Relegalise cannabis" : May 2002), 'Cannabis: the law has changed' (HM Government and Metropolitan Police), the Lilac Project, Adfam National (for families of drug users), Keighley Women's Health Group tranquilliser advice and support (1990s?), SCODA, European Drug Prevention Week 1994, Cocaine Anonymous U.K. (1992), Warwickshire Young Persons Substance Miisuse Service (2006), UK Government Drug Strategy Consulation 2008, discarded needles (Warwick & Stratford upon Avon, 2003), New Direction Lewisham (2012), The Recovery Partnership (Coventry and Warwickshire, 2012?), IDAS Wandsworth (Integrated Drug and Alcohol Service), a small plastic bag printed with a green cannabis leaf that contained some of the drug (2015), 'Ethical aspects of developments in neuroscoence and drug addiction - a summary' (Office of science and technology)