Two community police stations in Glasgow will be closed down, it has been announced.
has confirmed the full closure of Castlemilk station in the Southside and the closure of Baillieston station in the East End.
It comes after Police Scotland announced on December 14, 2023, its plans to close several stations across the country as part of its estate transformation strategy.In total, there were three respondents for the Castlemilk consultation, with all respondents disagreeing with the proposal to dispose of the building.
“Officers deploy from Cathcart police station and have continued to serve the surrounding areas with no reported issues.“Castlemilk has been underutilised for some time but continues to incur daily expenses and ongoing maintenance. Retaining vacant and underutilised buildings is not a good use of public funds.
“I realise that for many people the presence of a police building brings reassurance and confidence to their local area.
United Kingdom Latest News, United Kingdom Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Glasgow death notices from the Glasgow TimesThe Glasgow Times published 12 death notices last week.
Read more »
Glasgow death notices from the Glasgow TimesThe Glasgow Times has published 5 death notices this week.
Read more »
Several Glasgow roads will be closed for TRNSMT 2024Several roads in Glasgow will be closed during this year's TRNSMT festival at Glasgow Green.
Read more »
Glasgow Times new campaign: End the Homeless Hotel ShameTHE Glasgow Times is launching a new campaign to End the Homeless Hotel Shame in Glasgow.
Read more »
Large-scale development could transform Glasgow areaAn impressive Glasgow development could change the face of a Glasgow area.
Read more »
Police Scotland to close two Glasgow stations but say areas will receive 'same level of service'Two city police stations will be closed and disposed of following public consultations, with officers deployed from Shettleston, around two and a half miles away instead.
Read more »