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The LCA was formed as a political party in 1999, in order to bring the cannabis debate into politics in Britain; we fought in over 80 elections - local and parliamentary. On November 11th 2006 LCA voted to de-register as a political party, and continue to campaign as a pressure group. We now wish to bring to the public consciousness the possible benefits of cannabis in our society
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