Nitrous oxide was banned last year by the UK Home Office after it reclassified the gas as a Class C drug under the Misuse of Drugs Act (MDA) 1971, but – although there has been...
Earlier this month, a man was jailed for four months for possession and intent to supply nitrous oxide in the first prosecution since it became an offence in the UK.
Representing the interests of 100+ member companies, including manufacturers, suppliers, distributors, trainers and more in the compressed gases supply, the British Compressed Gases Association (BCGA) has a major role to play in the UK’s gases...
The possession of nitrous oxide has today (8th November) been made illegal if it is – or is likely to be – ‘wrongfully inhaled’ under an updated law which classifies the gas as a Class...
The possession of nitrous oxide (N2O) will be made illegal in three weeks with repeat drug misusers facing imprisonment for up to two years, while N2O dealers may face up to 14 years in jail,...
Nitrous oxide (N2O) is to become an illegal class C substance by the end of the year, according to an update by the UK Government.
Earlier this year it was announced by the UK Government that nitrous oxide (N2O) – also known as laughing gas – was to be banned for consumers under new plans which aim to take a...
The UK Government has launched a consultation on proposed legislation for a ban on retail sales of nitrous oxide.
Nitrous oxide, also known as laughing gas, is to be banned for consumers under new government plans which aim to take a ‘zero tolerance’ approach on tackling anti-social behaviour associated with abuse of the gas.
UK-based medical gas therapy technology developer BPR Medical has topped the Medilink Midlands Business Awards after winning the Outstanding Achievement Award for its use of a nitrous oxide (N2O) conversion unit
