Mother of epileptic teen calls for new law for medicinal cannabis

The mother of an epileptic teenager is calling for a new "Billy's Law" in the North.

Tue, 07 Aug, 2018 - 19:02

The mother of an epileptic teenager is calling for a new "Billy's Law" in the North.

Billy Caldwell's mum Charlotte successfully led a campaign to get medicinal cannabis laws changed in the UK after her son's medicines were confiscated at Heathrow Airport on June 11.

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