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Will making Nitrous Oxide a Class C drug tackle the problem? | Bradford Telegraph and Argus - Vimarsana News

Will making Nitrous Oxide a Class C drug tackle the problem? | Bradford Telegraph and Argus

Classifying laughing gas as a Class C drug alone will not solve the substance’s impact on Bradford’s communities, campaigners have warned.

Save Foods Announces the Formation of Nitrousink Ltd., its - Vimarsana News

Save Foods Announces the Formation of Nitrousink Ltd., its

Through Nitrousink, Save Foods together with Ya’aran Investments Ltd. and the Agricultural Research Organization - Volcani Institute, are joining forces to...

Christchurch man Joshua Webb jailed for unprovoked attack that left victims jaw held together by only skin and flesh - Vimarsana News

Christchurch man Joshua Webb jailed for unprovoked attack that left victims jaw held together by only skin and flesh

The unprovoked attack was against an 'utterly innocent' member of the public.

Derbyshire Police & Crime Commissioner Welcomes Nitrous Oxide ban - Vimarsana News

Derbyshire Police & Crime Commissioner Welcomes Nitrous Oxide ban

Angelique Foster, Derbyshire Police and Crime Commissioner, has welcomed the ban on Nitrous Oxide, otherwise known as ‘laughing gas'.

Nitrous Oxide: Laughing Gas set to become illegal substance by year's end, possession to result in jail time - Vimarsana News

Nitrous Oxide: Laughing Gas set to become illegal substance by year's end, possession to result in jail time

The UK government has taken a resolute measure to reclassify nitrous oxide or laughing gas as a class C drug, rendering its possession unlawful by the year's end. As a result of this regulatory adjustment, individuals found in possession of nitrous oxide could potentially be subject to sentences of up to two years in prison.