Police in Perthshire town set to move into council office as consultation on station closure starts
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dailyrecord.co.ukPerthshire town could be made to use a council office as Police Scotland looks to slash costs. The national force has announced plans which could see the King Street facility in Crieff shut and officers asked to use a Perth and Kinross Council office in James Square.The proposal has been included in a review of the nationwide force’s Tayside properties, sanctioned as part of a wider ‘estate strategy’ – signed-off by the Scottish Police Authority in May last year.Village's renowned New Year celebrations cancelled as a result of COVID pandemicLocals have been given until September 30 to have their say on the mooted move, which has been described as a “co-location” and has been identified as a way of saving money.
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