Police to quit Scotland Yard
Police bosses have confirmed they are planning to move from Scotland Yard to help save money. Deputy Commissioner Craig Mackey said that the force hopes to save around £6.5 million per year by moving to a smaller headquarters.
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The famous rotating sign will be moved to the new location.
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Police to quit Scotland Yard
Police bosses have confirmed they are planning to move from Scotland Yard headquarters in an attempt to save around £6.5 million a year.
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From @simonharrisitv on Twitter:Police chiefs set to move from headquarters
Police bosses plan to move from Scotland Yard as they face making cuts of more than £500 million.
Deputy Commissioner Craig Mackey told the Mayor's Office for Policing and Crime that the force hopes to save around £6.5 million per year by moving to a smaller headquarters.
New Scotland Yard has been in its current location in Victoria Street since 1967 but Mr Mackey said it would take an investment of around £50 million to bring the building up to scratch.