Support for festival drug testing grows in UK
The Royal Society for Public Health has called for drug testing to become a "standard feature of places where drug use is prevalent", including music festivals
News By | 8 June 2017
Respected UK charity the Royal Society for Public Health (RSPH) has called for drug-testing facilities, such as those trialled at Kendal Calling and Secret Garden Party last summer, to be made standard at all music festivals “where drug use is common”.
In a new report, Drug safety testing at festivals and night clubs, released this morning, RSPH says the move, “which is backed by 95% of festival-goers, [would] help minimise the risk of serious health harm as a result of…
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