Name: LEGAL HIGHS by #MyBradford
Duration: 2 min 16 s
Description: The government is bringing in a blanket ban on "psychoactive substances" at the end of May. It will be made illegal to produce, buy or sell any kind of legal highs. 'Steve' talks about his horrific experience of these kind of drugs whilst in prison and if the new legislation will work.

Thirty school children from Bradford jumped aboard a "story-telling" train to celebrate World Book Day. BBC Leeds reporter Charles Heslett went to meet some of the pupils and teachers from Girlington Primary School who were there to take this unusual cross-country trip!

WORLD BOOK DAY 2016

The first single from the forthcoming album 'Be Nice To Each Other'. Single available April 2016, enjoy x

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A new history project is kicking off in Bradford  - to record the experiences of the city's Nigerian community. 

"Nigerian Voices" will bring together young people and elders to hear the stories of those who migrated to Bradford from the 1960s onwards.

Jenny Eells went to meet one of the organisers to find out more.

NIGERIAN VOICES PROJECT

The government is bringing in a blanket ban on "psychoactive substances" at the end of May. It will be made illegal to produce, buy or sell any kind of legal highs. 'Steve' talks about his horrific experience of these kind of drugs whilst in prison and if the new legislation will work.  

LEGAL HIGHS

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LEGAL HIGHS

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