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Topic ID 3524
08/04/2008 by Marilyn
New Police Station
Does this mean they can or can't put up signs to say it is the new police station? What is a "split decision"
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Reply ID 51413
08/04/2008 by Steve
A split decision is where parts of the application have been approved and others rejected.
Reply ID 51442
09/04/2008 by Marilyn
So presumably they can put a sign up to say it is a police station but probably not one you can see from the road [;)]
Reply ID 51478
09/04/2008 by Ewoowar
Should not police stations benefit from significant signing?
Reply ID 51486
10/04/2008 by Marilyn
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Originally posted by Ewoowar
Should not police stations benefit from significant signing?
You would think so, mind you the yellow signs went up rather early I feel anyone not from the area will be very confused at the moment if they are looking for it!
Reply ID 51495
10/04/2008 by newgirl
Where is "New Hertford" anyway?[:D]
Reply ID 51496
10/04/2008 by Steve
Press release from Herts Police:
MONTHS of detailed planning will come to fruition next week as the new Hertford Police Station opens its doors to the public on April 14.
The station will be open daily to the public from 7.00am until 11.00pm. A broad range of police services will be based at the station including Neighbourhood officers, intervention teams and crime prevention staff. The senior officer who is based at the station will be the East Herts Chief Inspector Jon Speed.
Estates lead member for the Police Authority, Anne Wright, said: “This is a huge step forward in our plans to provide a higher visible police presence in Hertford, with the new site being far more accessible and conveniently situated near the town centre. It is just one of a number of major developments we are making across the county, including a new police station and court at Hatfield and the extension and development of our Stevenage site.”
Chief Superintendent Al Thomas, Eastern Area Commander, said: “This is the start of a new era of policing in East Herts which will see services delivered from near the town centre in a state of the art facility designed for modern policing needs.
“The plans to migrate staff into Hale Road have been well conceived and there will be minimal or no disruption whilst the moves take place.”
To make the transition easier, the existing public enquiry office at the Ware Road Police Station will also be open until close of business on Monday 14 April.
Work on the new police Ware police station in Bromley Lane continues to make progress, and it is expected to be open to the public in early summer. In the meantime, the local neighbourhood team will be operating from the site.
An official opening ceremony will be held for both police stations later in the year.
Neighbourhood Inspector Diane Watson who covers Hertford and Ware said: “The plans are very positive and when Ware opens for business it means policing will be managed from the heart of these two communities.
http://www.herts.police.uk/crimedatabase/site/content.php?article_id=4587
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