PCC considers selling Suffolk Constabulary HQ

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PCC considers selling Suffolk Constabulary HQ

Headquarters at Martlesham would relocate to premises in the Ipswich area.

Birdseye view of Suffolk HQ

Date - 11th June 2018
By - Sophie Garrod - Police Oracle

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Suffolk Constabulary’s headquarters could be sold off to make way for hundreds of new homes. The police and crime commissioner is considering the sale of the site at Martlesham in a bid to pump more money into the county’s police...

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