Capital East Midlands / Neil Brooks from Recovery in Nottingham has told Capital he's seeing former legal high use going up despite it being made illegal to buy or sell a year ago. It's after a police video in Derby showed two men under the influence of Black Mamba.

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Capital East Midlands / Neil Brooks from Recovery in Nottingham has told Capital he's seeing former legal high use going up despite it being made illegal to buy or sell a year ago. It's after a police video in Derby showed two men under the influence of Black Mamba.

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