Sale of laughing gas to the public banned
The Herald|March 27, 2023
THE sale of laughing public will be banned gas to the as part of a wider crackdown on antisocial behaviour, a Cabinet minister has confirmed.
Sale of laughing gas to the public banned

Up Gove said Secretary the Michael "scourge" of nitrous oxide is turning public spaces into "drug-taking arenas" and is helping fuel anti-social behaviour that ministers are determined to stamp out.

The ban comes despite an assessment by the independent Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs (ACMD) concluding it would be disproportionate to bring in an outright ban given the level of harm associated with nitrous oxide.

Levelling But Mr Gove said he agrees with a view pushed by Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and Home Secretary Suella Braverman that tougher action is required.

Mr Sunak was due to outline a series of measures today designed to clamp down on low-level crime, with plans for offenders given community orders to be cleaning up their own graffiti or vandalism within 48 hours.

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