PSNI closes 'most attacked' police station

Today sees the permanent closure of one of the most attacked police stations in the North, at Andersonstown in west Belfast.

PSNI closes 'most attacked' police station
Sun, 23 Jan, 2005 - 14:01

Today sees the permanent closure of one of the most attacked police stations in the North, at Andersonstown in west Belfast.

The PSNI will vacate the landmark building this afternoon and next month it will be demolished.

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