Would Honiton like a police enquiry desk, Devon and Cornwall PCC asks

By Kate Baxter

25th Nov 2022 | Local News

Honiton Police Station has been closed since 2014
Honiton Police Station has been closed since 2014

Devon and Cornwall's Police and Crime Commissioner Alison Hernandez has launched a survey asking the public where they would like to see a police enquiry desk open.

Honiton Police Station was closed in 2014 due to budget cuts. Earlier this year, Nub News reported that there were no plans to reopen the station to the public. The office remains an operational base for staff.

The nearest Police Station is in Exeter.

The survey comes after front desks reopened in Newton Abbot, Tiverton, Penzance, and Truro this week.

Honiton is included in the list of potential sites in the survey. 

PCC for Devon and Cornwall Alison Hernandez (OPCC)

The office of the PCC said that police enquiry desks are "ideal places for residents to report crime, get advice on crime prevention or victim services" and that police enquiry officers could also help deal with emails to 101.

Public support will be one of the determining factors of which front desks are opened.

Other factors include feasibility, impact on the station, location and distance to nearest open front desk, and population size.

Click here to access the survey, which closes at midnight on 2 January 2023.

     

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