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Keeping the police in Uplands
1. Gwydr Crescent station to be sold
3. A case is built for an alternative
1. Gwydr Crescent station to be sold
The police announce that Uplands police station is to close. Nov 2006
2. Residents object
3. A case is built for an alternative
1. Gwydr Crescent station to be sold
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Residents feelings run high as the feel a need for the service. A petition of over 500 local names is generated.
3. A case is built for an alternative
3. A case is built for an alternative
3. A case is built for an alternative
Uplands councillor Peter May puts the residents case forward. The police agree to find a local premesis to rent.
4. The talking begins
6. Protecting Uplands services in the future.
3. A case is built for an alternative
Peter brings council and police to the negotiating table. Solutions are explored to maintain a Police base in the Uplands community.
5. A deal is struck
6. Protecting Uplands services in the future.
6. Protecting Uplands services in the future.
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The police agree to rent a room in Brynmill community centre. A rent of £1,000 p.a. is agreed. This arrangement is still working 10 years on. Apr 2007
6. Protecting Uplands services in the future.
6. Protecting Uplands services in the future.
6. Protecting Uplands services in the future.
VOTE UPLANDS and we will continue to fight on your behalf if a service that bonds our Uplands community is in danger.