Staffordshire sells station for £900K

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Staffordshire sells station for £900K

Staffordshire has sold a station site in the latest stage of its controversial plans to save cash.

Date - 27th August 2021
By - Chris Smith

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A cash-strapped force is nearly a million pounds better off after the sale of a former police station site. Staffordshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner has signed the contract on the sale of Tamworth police station – and got...

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