Jude Duncan: Leicester harm reduction lead with nearly 3 decades of experience in frontline drug services.

JS Rafaeli: A co-author of two best selling books on the drugs trade, Good Cop, Bad War and Drug Wars, and has spent years as a journalist covering the War on the Drugs and organised crime.

Dr Judith Yates: GP who worked with people who use drugs and alcohol for more than thirty years in Birmingham, and now works for drug policy reform nationally and internationally and for careful legal regulation of all drugs.

Speakers:
Debbie King: A retired Detective Inspector from Derbyshire Police, now representing Law Enforcement Action Partnership (LEAP) and Anyone's Child: Families for Safer Drug Control.

2/2. Read the Transform blog on Ketamine policy and law - Where next for the UK?

transformdrugs.org/blog/where-n...

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• JS Rafaeli: Author of Drug Wars and Good Cop Bad War, acclaimed books co-written with a former undercover officer, detailing the realities of UK drug policy.

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• Dr Judith Yates: A highly respected GP with decades of frontline experience in substance use in the Midlands, and an advocate for health-based policies.

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Speakers:
• Debbie King: A retired Detective Inspector from Derbyshire Police, now representing Law Enforcement Action Partnership (LEAP) UK, offering a unique perspective from within policing and as a bereaved mother due to her daughter’s drug related death

6/8 Jude Duncan: Leicester harm reduction lead with nearly 3 decades of experience in frontline drug services

5/8 Dr Judith Yates: A highly respected GP with decades of frontline experience in substance use in the Midlands, and an advocate for health-based policies.

4/8 JS Rafaeli: Author of Drug Wars and Good Cop Bad War, acclaimed books co-written with a former undercover officer, detailing the realities of UK drug policy.

3/8 Speakers:

Debbie King: A retired Detective Inspector from Derbyshire Police, now representing Law Enforcement Action Partnership (LEAP) UK, offering a unique perspective from within policing and as a bereaved mother due to her daughter’s drug related death

2/8 Come along to our free event to learn about the impact of drugs in Leicester and how we can better protect our community.

Hear from experts in the field, local families and stakeholders and engage in discussions on how we can address drug-related issues.