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The drug rooms offer a clean and safe environment for addicts. As a senior police official in northern England calls for safe rooms for the injection of hard drugs, attention has focused on similar projects around Europe. County Durham's Police and Crime Commissioner Ron Hogg points to an experiment in Copenhagen, which Danish police say has saved lives and helped clean up drug-ridden districts. The harsh Danish winter has yet to set in but Louise Hultman has just pulled on a thick, woolly hat. Louise Hultman says she feels safer injecting at the drug rooms. The year-old has been taking hard drugs since she was 15 and says she steals to fund her addiction to heroin and cocaine. But these days she injects inside one of Copenhagen's so-called drug consumption rooms, where she can access sterile needles and get help from nurses if anything goes wrong. Addicts shoot up from inside individual booths spread along a spotless metal bench. They bring their own drugs, which remain illegal in Denmark, but police in this neighbourhood, Vesterbro, no longer prosecute them for possession. If somebody passes by, they should not see my problem,' says Louise, her eyes glazed following her most recent drug dose. And I feel safer here,' she adds. Copenhagen is home to the biggest, most open drug scene in Scandinavia, with up to 8, users concentrated in a 2. The capital's first drug consumption room launched a year ago, following a change in national legislation. It is funded by the city council, which spent more than a decade lobbying the government for permission to launch the project. A second room opened in August and a third is planned for Aarhus, Denmark's second-largest city. He says it is impossible to know how many lives have been saved by the project, but there has not been a single death on the premises, despite more than overdoses. Vesterbro is the city's former meat-packing area and is now its red light district. The largest drug room is tucked behind a homeless shelter scrawled with graffiti and opposite a bar boasting to be one of the world's best strip clubs. But like Hackney in east London or Berlin's formerly communist Mitte, this neighbourhood has quickly become a hub for young creative people and some of the Danish capital's hippest bars. Police believe the drug consumption rooms are crucial to help clean up the area as it becomes increasingly gentrified. They say the amount of drug-related litter on the cobbled streets has reduced tenfold over the past year, there are fewer street fights between addicts and there has been a drop in burglaries in the area. Denmark is not the first country to launch drug consumption rooms. Switzerland pioneered the idea in the s and since then others have opened in Germany, Spain, Norway, Canada and Australia. Brighton City Council will vote on whether to introduce a permanent project in Commissioner Ron Hogg in County Durham wants his region to go even further, supplying 'safe heroin' for addicts rather than make them bring their own. Deputy Chief Superintendent Kaj Majlund says he is happy to pass on his number if other places want advice. Kais Nane, drug user: ''You get needles, you get everything''. It is this kind of voter that the city's opposition Conservative party leader, Rasmus Jarlov, is hoping to attract when he stands in mayoral elections next month. He worries that in the longer term consumption rooms will increase drug dealing in the area and encourage more people to shoot up. Back at the consumption room in Vesterbro, manager Ivan Christensen stresses that his staff are developing a rapport with long-term users who previously had no access to support services for addicts and says he has noticed a 'growing interest' in rehabilitation programmes. Ms Hultman is amongst those on the waiting list; she is hoping to get a place in Sweden, where her family lives. But other addicts say that they will continue to take drugs, no matter how much time or money is spent on programmes designed to help them. I tried that once and it didn't work. Why not help us with these rooms, which are a better place for us? PCC backs drug 'shooting galleries'. Drug-use rooms around the world. Synthetic drug fentanyl takes deadly toll in Estonia. Lancet article on study of North America's first medically supervised safer injecting facility. By Maddy Savage. A clean environment. Safer streets. Domino effect. Conservative critics. But not everyone is convinced by the concept. This video can not be played To play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser. The road home. More on this story. Related internet links.