Outside the recently refurbished Warminster Police Station The newly refurbished Warminster police station has opened this week. The community police team this week moved into its newly refurbished station at the former Wiltshire College training campus at The Avenue. The renovated station in Warminster is now fully operational as a 24 hour police station, replacing the town’s former site on Station Road. Since October last year, the site has undergone extensive renovations to make it more contemporary and a practical work environment for Wiltshire Police and its staff. Inspector Simon Cowdrey said “We’re looking forward to settling into the vastly improved premises – it’s been transformed to include a modern, open plan working environment and much better facilities, boasting the latest technology.
Outside the recently refurbished Warminster Police Station The newly refurbished Warminster police station has opened this week. The community police team this week moved into its newly refurbished station at the former Wiltshire College training campus at The Avenue. The renovated station in Warminster is now fully operational as a 24 hour police station, replacing the town’s former site on Station Road. Since October last year, the site has undergone extensive renovations to make it more contemporary and a practical work environment for Wiltshire Police and its staff. Inspector Simon Cowdrey said “We’re looking forward to settling into the vastly improved premises – it’s been transformed to include a modern, open plan working environment and much better facilities, boasting the latest technology.
Outside the recently refurbished Warminster Police Station The newly refurbished Warminster police station has opened this week. The community police team this week moved into its newly refurbished station at the former Wiltshire College training campus at The Avenue. The renovated station in Warminster is now fully operational as a 24 hour police station, replacing the town’s former site on Station Road. Since October last year, the site has undergone extensive renovations to make it more contemporary and a practical work environment for Wiltshire Police and its staff. Inspector Simon Cowdrey said “We’re looking forward to settling into the vastly improved premises – it’s been transformed to include a modern, open plan working environment and much better facilities, boasting the latest technology.
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Colourful crowds expected for Bethany s funeral cortege
But family urges people to stick to covid distancing rules as they pay respects to Bethany Ovenden-Gumm, 18, who died in a collision in Westbury, Wiltshire
The funeral cortege of Bethany Ovenden-Gumm will travel down Westbury s Haynes Road to allow people to pay their respects (Image: Wiltshire Police/Google Maps)
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