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In 2005/6, a record number of 1,514 people enrolled and by 2014/15 it had risen to 4,770. Scotland and Northern Ireland also saw similar increases but Wales saw a slight decrease last year despite its own rapid rise. Government advisor Professor Fiona Measham, who is also the founder of Loop which tests for drugs found at festivals and nightclubs, noted that many Brits seem to be avoiding the dangers of Class A drugs. "The price is low, the purity is high, and many people are getting more benefits than they pay for, so people keep taking it," she said. "Unfortunately, there are tragic cases of people going to hospital and even dying, but most people who take drugs can't be stopped again."