PCC accuses planners of “caring more about bats than the police”
Gloucestershire’s Police and Crime Commissioner has criticised planning officers after an application for a major new housing development was approved
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Gloucestershire’s Police and Crime Commissioner has criticised planning officers after an application for a major new housing development was approved
Gloucestershire’s Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) is calling for plans for a major new housing scheme to be paused until it includes provision for a police station.
Police and Crime Commissioner for Gloucestershire Chris Nelson said, “I am aware that many changes have already been made in the months since the inspection was carried-out, but serious concerns remain and there is still much to be done”.
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