How do you combat drug problems in your pub and do you involve the police?

Michelle Abbott, The Anchor, Wingham, Kent​

Drugs are everywhere but we don’t tolerate it. It’s a bit of a stern word so we don’t need signs everywhere. Police doing walkthroughs is brilliant. When they come in we are always nice to them because we need their support.​

Keith Marsden, The Prince of Wales, Moseley, West Midlands​

We try really hard and have a zero tolerance policy. The duty of the licensee is to really stamp down on drug use but it is still going to happen. The police can make a really positive contribution.​

Emma Harvey, The Wheatsheaf Inn, No Mans Heath, Cheshire​

We don’t have a huge issue with drugs. When we first came, we coated the cistern so it has a rough surface so it was obvious we knew what was going on. When we do deal with the police, they are super.​

Lee Price, The Royal Pier, Aberystwyth, West Wales​

We have done a lot of work with the police such as using their Itemiser. I would rather work with the local authority and emergency services to demonstrate we have a proactive approach.​