Heroin testing could 'save lives' after North Devon drug deaths
Heroin users in North Devon are being urged to use free kits to test their drugs for nitazenes.
Stay updated with breaking news from Jon Findlay. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
Heroin users in North Devon are being urged to use free kits to test their drugs for nitazenes.
PLANS for student housing at a site dating back to 1650 have been unveiled.
International Lithium Corp.: International Lithium Announces Correction to News Release Dated July 8, 2021 Company" or " ILC") announces that the original news release captioned "International Lithium Announces Measured + Indicated Resource of 6.85 Million Tonnes LCE at Mariana Lithium Brine Project" published on July 8, 2020 contained a typographical error in the table illustrating the updated resource estimate. Column one of the table contained the heading "Brine Volume* (Mm 3)" which should read "Aquifer Volume (Mm 3)" Column two of the table contained the heading "Brine Volume (GL)" which...
in the Inferred Resource category these amount are also now stated as 7,863,000 tonnes of lithium chloride equivalent in the Measured and Indicated Resource categories, and an additional 1,454,000 tonnes of lithium chloride equivalent in the Inferred Resource category Ganfeng have reported that an Environmental Impact Report approval has been received from the Salta regional government in Argentina for the construction of a plant with a designed annualized capacity of 20,000 tonnes per annum of lithium chloride. The Salta regional government has disclosed in a news release following its discu...
Hospitals in London have started to accept patient transfers from other areas ICU demand nationally has still not peaked, but growth is slowing Hospitals in the Midlands are making a final expansion to their critical care capacity that would reach the limit of what they are able to provide. In contrast, easing pressures in London means the capital has started to accept patient transfers from other areas. But as the demand for intensive care appears to have peaked in the capital over the last fortnight, pressures in the Midlands have continued rising. HSJ understands a recent letter to trusts...