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> Glasgow has had a 21.5 per cent reduction in alcohol-related deaths from 2017 to 2018 - down from 186 to 146.

They really should be tracking all alcohol and drug-related deaths instead of pretending that we live in a world free of negative externalities.

Why do you think they're not tracking drug related deaths?

Then they should note that drug related deaths went up by 27% from 2017-18

Whatever figures you want shown, aso show what they are doing in areas that have not had a comparable policy change.

The total deaths went down by 40? How many of them can be directly attributed to this policy?