Policing Board under pressure to ratify training site

Members of Northern Ireland’s policing board were under pressure today to ratify moves to site a new £80m (€118.6m) officer training academy at a food science centre.

Policing Board under pressure to ratify training site
Wed, 18 Feb, 2004 - 14:07

Members of Northern Ireland’s policing board were under pressure today to ratify moves to site a new £80m (€118.6m) officer training academy at a food science centre.

Police chiefs have endorsed plans to build the state-of-the-art complex beside the Loughry Agricultural College in Cookstown, Co Tyrone.

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CourtsNorthern storiesPlace: Northern IrelandPlace: Cookstown, Co TyronePlace: North AmericaPlace: EuropePlace: BelfastPlace: CookstownPlace: Nutt’s CornerPlace: CrumlinPlace: Co AntrimPlace: GarnervillePlace: East BelfastPlace: DerryPlace: LoughryPlace: Mid Ulster WestminsterPlace: CanadaPlace: AlbanyPlace: Quantico, VirginiaPlace: New YorkPlace: UlsterPlace: GarnvervillePlace: EnniskillenPerson: Hugh OrdePerson: OrdePerson: Paul LeightonPerson: ProfessorPerson: Desmond ReaPerson: Martin McGuinnessPerson: Police Oversight CommissionerPerson: Tom ConstantinePerson: ConstantineOrganisation: Policing BoardOrganisation: Loughry Agricultural CollegeOrganisation: Police Service of Northern IrelandOrganisation: Northern Ireland OfficeOrganisation: University of UlsterOrganisation: British GovernmentOrganisation: Sinn FéinOrganisation: Ontario Police CollegeOrganisation: New York State Police AcademyOrganisation: Drug Enforcement Administration
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