Police officers will move to a new permanent home as part of the plans
Nottingham councillors have approved plans for Nottinghamshire Police officers to move in to a new permanent home in The Meadows.The move is possible because Nottingham City Council has an occupational lease at the station but will move out and make space for police officers.
This will provide the Meadows area with a “permanent” police presence, and council officers will to move out in March 2023 to make way for the police officers to move in. Nottinghamshire Police and Crime Commissioner Caroline Henry says: “Residents in the Meadows could soon see a greater visible presence and I’m sure they will be delighted at the reassuring prospect of having a police station on their doorstep.
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