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London Drug and Alcohol Policy Forum


London Drug and Alcohol Policy Forum

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The London Drug and Alcohol Policy Forum (LDAPF) assists, supports and advises policy makers on drug issues affecting the capital to promote good practice on education and prevention, community safety and improving services for drug users.

The LDAPF has been making an important contribution to policy development associated with drug use since 1991. Over this period it has also developed a number of resources to help support local delivery, especially within London. In recent years the profile of the LDAPF has increased significantly.

The Forum works with a wide range of partners including central and regional government, local authority bodies, voluntary sector agencies, community groups as well as the private sector and business groups. The Forum also acts as host for overseas visitors who wish to learn more about UK drug policy. For example we have hosted the Anti Narcotics Minister from Afghanistan (at the request of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office) as well as representatives from the USA and Europe.

Hugh Morris CC LDAPF Chairman, Mr Hugh Morris CC

After studying English at Cambridge University, Hugh Morris joined Arthur Andersen & Co. Management Consultants (which subsequently became Accenture) in 1980 and became a partner in 1991. He was a Global Managing Partner from 1997 – 2000. He left Accenture in 2001 and worked for QA plc as Operations Director until August 2003 when he joined Xchanging plc. He is currently CEO of Laureate Legal Services, a company delivering business services to major UK law firms. Hugh Morris was elected to the Court of Common Council for the City of London in December 2008. His voluntary activities include vice-chairman of Cranstoun Drugs Services and chairman of Build Africa, a development charity. He was elected chairman of the London Drug and Alcohol Policy Forum in April 2009 and is keen to continue the valuable work that the LDAPF carries out across London and beyond.

For further information about the LDAPF including resources and conferences, please use the links on the left.


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