Herne Bay sweet shop bosses planning to sell CBD treats to children
12:58, 12 June 2019
updated: 12:58, 12 June 2019
It's a topic that's been dividing opinion since it started to make headlines in recent years - now a Kent company is going to start selling sweets containing a substance extracted from cannabis plants.
You've probably heard of CBD because it's what some parents of children with severe epilepsy have been campaigning for to reduce their seizures.
The two men who own and run the shop Sweet Sol in Herne Bay say they're planning to move to Whitstable next year and supply their products containing the substance to other shops in the county.
- Podcast - MP backs Michael Gove despite cocaine revelation - 11/06/2019
- Podcast - Tributes paid to former Gills boss Justin Edinburgh - 10/06/2019
- Podcast - D-Day 75 commemorations across Kent - 06/06/2019
- Podcast - MP questions Justice Secretary over serial killer - 05/06/2019
- Podcast - Parents urged to get their children vaccinated amid fears of measles outbreak - 25/04/2019
- Podcast - Autistic children hit by funding cuts - 04/04/2019
- Podcast - Committee set up to tackle rise in knife crime - 03/04/2019
- Podcast - Figures reveal the scale of dog fighting in Kent - 02/04/2019
- Podcast - Bereaved parents bid to help others - 01/04/2019
- Podcast - Mum turns entrepreneur after loss of twins - 29/03/2019
- Podcast - Mum campaigns for live saving cystic fibrosis drug - 28/03/2019
- Podcast - 24/7 helipad could save more lives - 27/03/2019
- Podcast - Mum pleads with Snap chat to reveal identify of daughter's troll - 26/03/2019
- Podcast - Kent's Brexit test and why ditching the car could help your children - 25/03/2019
- Podcast - Education funding warning, how will your children be affected? 21/03/2019
- Podcast - Parents urged not to shout negative comments at children's football matches - 20/03/2019
- Podcast - Mum's battle to get cannabis oil treatment for daughter - 19/03/2019
- Podcast - Reality stars, fame and pressure - 18/03/2019