A study on the unofficial Overdose Prevention Centre set up in Scotland has ruled it a major success – and calls for a roll-out of similar sanctioned services in the UK.
The detailed academic examination of drugs pioneer Peter Krykant’s adapted ambulance van in Glasgow puts pressure on the Scottish Government to set up official facilities amid the drug deaths crisis.
Scotland’s drugs minister Angela Constance promised action on such facilities nine months ago but still nothing has materialised.
