Football club loses High Court claim over policing costs

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Football club loses High Court claim over policing costs

Championship side had claimed it was unlawful for Suffolk Constabulary to charge for ordinary policing on public highway.

Portman Road, Ipswich

Date - 8th July 2016
By - Press Association

Ipswich Town has lost a High Court claim over who should pay for policing outside its Portman Road stadium on match days. The club had claimed it was unlawful for Suffolk Constabulary to charge for ordinary policing on the public highway and it was...

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