How weed became illegal in the UK

Weed became illegal in the UK in 1928, when the Dangerous Drugs Act was passed. This act made it illegal to possess, sell, or cultivate cannabis. There were a number of reasons for this, including concerns about its effects on mental health, and its potential to be used as a gateway drug.

Weed became illegal in the UK in 1928, when the Dangerous Drugs Act was passed. This act made it illegal to possess, sell, or cultivate cannabis. There were a number of reasons for this, including concerns about its effects on mental health, and its potential to be used as a gateway drug.