The Manchester Pub and Club Network's chair recently said that as compared to the present situation, the drug control and decriminalization in the UK is expected to be better.

A new on-the-spot drug testing trial has now been declared by the venue. It is following Nick Bonnie's demise. The report suspected that Mr. Bonnie took `contaminated ecstasy' at the Warehouse Project.

Haydn Pope said after the announcement that clubbers could be ensured for more safety if what went into drugs could be taken at the helm by legislation.

Pope said there was an argument to legalize or decriminalize drugs. However, it was not known what the same meant; maybe it hinted popping the local Spar down and not purchasing it from underworld.

However, he said the decriminalization of drugs would help in saving the lives of people. Also, the NHS money could be saved since people would not need to go to A&E for small issues.

Thus, the decision to legalize drugs would be fully supported. Nevertheless, people abusing alcohol would probably not be helped by the drug.

"Personally I think the police's attitude of they don't arrest people anymore who are using drugs for personal use, I personally would change that", said Mr. Pope.