Joined-up justice centre for Warwickshire
Cathy Wallace
Monday, April 14, 2008
A 26m pound justice centre, which will include police, courts, youth offending and probation services is to be built in Leamington Spa, Warwickshire.
Work on the one-of-a-kind centre will begin in May and it is hoped it will be finished by July 2010.
John Burbeck, senior officer at Warwickshire Police, said: "The centre will be the first in the country where all of the justice agencies, including crown courts, will be co-located. This will improve public access to services and support for victims in a unique environment."
The centre, funded by the government and national justice agencies, will also house the Crown Prosecution Service and victim and witness support services.
John Burbeck, senior officer at Warwickshire Police, said: "The centre will be the first in the country where all of the justice agencies, including crown courts, will be co-located. This will improve public access to services and support for victims in a unique environment."
The centre, funded by the government and national justice agencies, will also house the Crown Prosecution Service and victim and witness support services.
