Avon and Somerset move into new building at Haskins Retail Centre

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Avon and Somerset move into new building at Haskins Retail Centre

A new station for Avon and Somerset Police has opened in the retail centre in the town of Hastings.

Date - 25th March 2020
By - Chloe Livadeas

The new Shepton Mallet police station at the Haskins Retail Centre in the town centre will house the neighbourhood policing team and the patrol team for the Mendips. The enquiry office and response team from Wells have joined colleagues at the...

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