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"Drug-taking is increasing - we have to stop pretending it's not" - Vimarsana News

"Drug-taking is increasing - we have to stop pretending it's not"

As the number of UK drug users rises, so does the risk. Yet, government policy is getting stricter. We shadow harm-prevention groups to see if they hold the key

Warehouse Project reveals full 2022 season line-up with Peggy Gou, Orbital and Happy Mondays - Vimarsana News

Warehouse Project reveals full 2022 season line-up with Peggy Gou, Orbital and Happy Mondays

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Unit Warehouse Worcester: Nightclub that hosted CamelPhat, Monki and Latmun is closing after 10 years - Vimarsana News

Unit Warehouse Worcester: Nightclub that hosted CamelPhat, Monki and Latmun is closing after 10 years

Unit Warehouse on Sherriff Street has showcased worldwide DJs such as CamelPhat, Monki and Latmun in the past 10 years.

'There's no atmosphere at all until we arrive' – on the march with the Netherlands' party-loving fans - Vimarsana News

'There's no atmosphere at all until we arrive' – on the march with the Netherlands' party-loving fans

The Netherlands' first game at Euro 2022 was always going to be a party, but the city of Sheffield may not have been expecting this...

Last Night a DJ Saved My (Mid-)Life (Crisis) - Vimarsana News

Last Night a DJ Saved My (Mid-)Life (Crisis)

As Esquire's mere mortal editor-at-large discovers, house music never dies