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Ultra-modern “Police Academy” plans submitted

Owen Donovan by Owen Donovan
8 years ago
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Ultra-modern “Police Academy” plans submitted

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South Wales Police has submitted plans for a new Police Learning Centre and associated training facilities at their headquarters on Cowbridge Road in Bridgend.

The new learning centre – across four floors – will include a lecture theatre, cafe, new offices for the Police & Crime Commissioner, new human resources offices, an assessment centre, advanced technology training labs and operational training rooms.

 

(Pic: Asbri Planning via Bridgend Council)

A new two-story gym and car park will also be built on the northern half of the site.

The Police & Crime Commissioner, Alun Michael (Lab), has pressed ahead with sharp increases to the policing precept in successive budgets. While capital budgets are separate from day-to-day running costs, it’s unclear how the public will react to this – even if it looks like being a very impressive facility. Is it a luxury in a time of public spending cuts? Or a necessity to give the next generation of police officers the best training opportunities?

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