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Glasgow, Scotland, UK. 20 April 2021.
PICTURED: Douglas Ross MP, Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party Leader.
Scottish Conservative leader Douglas Ross said: “For too long, the government has taken its eye off the ball, by its own admission. Tackling drug deaths has not been a priority and that has to change now. Too many lives have already been lost.
Recovery experts have raised the alarm that Scotland’s drug deaths figures “undoubtedly will rise” as people still cannot access rehab and drug treatment programmes.

Douglas Ross will today (Tuesday) join FAVOR Scotland CEO Annemarie Ward, who is also a member of the SNP, to launch a ‘Right to Rehab’ pledge that would enshrine people’s right to access residential rehabilitation services in law, so they can no longer be denied treatment.
Credit: Colin Fisher Credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGES.COM

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Douglas Ross, Glasgow, 20 April 2021
Glasgow, Scotland, UK. 20 April 2021. <br /> PICTURED: Douglas Ross MP, Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party Leader.<br /> Scottish Conservative leader Douglas Ross said: “For too long, the government has taken its eye off the ball, by its own admission. Tackling drug deaths has not been a priority and that has to change now. Too many lives have already been lost.<br /> Recovery experts have raised the alarm that Scotland’s drug deaths figures “undoubtedly will rise” as people still cannot access rehab and drug treatment programmes.<br /> <br /> Douglas Ross will today (Tuesday) join FAVOR Scotland CEO Annemarie Ward, who is also a member of the SNP, to launch a ‘Right to Rehab’ pledge that would enshrine people’s right to access residential rehabilitation services in law, so they can no longer be denied treatment.<br /> Credit: Colin Fisher Credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGES.COM