Liverpool has a history. The Chillin' Rooms. Gary Youds. The "cannabis martyr" who was raided, arrested, and jailed — repeatedly — for running a café where people could consume cannabis. That café is not a licensed social club. It is not legal. It is a statement.
Roots run deep. Stars burn bright. The law hasn't changed.
The UK has no legal framework for cannabis social clubs. The Teesside Cannabis Club operates with local police support under a harm-reduction model. Liverpool does not have that arrangement. The scene is underground, informal, and vulnerable to enforcement.
Liverpool has a cannabis history that spans decades. Gary Youds is still fighting. The law hasn't changed. The Telegram group is where the conversation continues — like roots under the city, like stars above it.