Europe’s ketamine capital is prestigious UK university city

Former students said the Class B drug was easy to obtain in the city (Picture: Getty Images)

A UK city has emerged as Europe’s ketamine capital, far outdoing the runner-up.

A study looking at the prevalence of the Class B drug in European cities has revealed that the British city had levels more than double those of the famously drug-tolerant Amsterdam, which was second.

Given its reputation, it may not be surprising that Bristol took first place.

Metro spoke to two former students from the University of Bristol, who said they used the anesthetic drug regularly.

The pair – who did not wish to be...