Police Discover Ecstasy and Ketamine Buried at Creamfields Festival Site

POLICY WIRE — Warrington, UK — Police have uncovered a stash of ecstasy and ketamine buried at the Creamfields festival site in Warrington, ahead of the event’s commencement. The discovery was...

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August 24, 2026 One Min Read

POLICY WIRE — Warrington, UK — Police have uncovered a stash of ecstasy and ketamine buried at the Creamfields festival site in Warrington, ahead of the event’s commencement. The discovery was made during routine checks in preparation for the festival.

Authorities have issued a statement urging anyone who may have buried the drugs to come forward. “We are asking anyone who has buried these substances and would like them back to get in contact with us,” a police spokesperson said.

The festival, known for its electronic music and large attendance, has faced issues with drug use in the past. This discovery underscores ongoing efforts by law enforcement to curb illicit activities at such events.

Further details about the quantity and exact location of the drugs have not been disclosed. The festival organizers have not yet commented on the incident.

Reporting by Policy-Wire (PW)

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