Justice minister in visit to Gloucester's run-down court buildings
Criminal justice minister Damian Green has seen for himself the run-down state of Gloucester's courts today.
He visited the city on the invitation of Gloucester MP Richard Graham, who has been pushing for an all-new justice centre to replace the dilapidated magistrates and crown court buildings.
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Damian Green, policing and criminal justice minister
He has taken away ideas from a series of meetings on how to upgrade and improve the justice system's infrastructure locally but said he couldn't "make any promises" just yet.
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5 Comments
by glosres
Saturday, March 16 2013, 12:29PM
“This story could have been written over 20 years ago. Too many times have we heard something might happen to what can only be described as a critical situation. Quite frankly, I don't expect anything to happen for at least the next five to ten years based on what has been going on. Shame on politicians for letting ths go on for so long”
by sticks_stones
Thursday, March 14 2013, 11:43PM
“Another waste of tax-payers money, what a waste of time too.”
by gloslad27
Thursday, March 14 2013, 6:47PM
“I'm sure they are moving the courts to Great Western Road behind the train station.”
by Ollie's lock & Safe Locksmiths
Thursday, March 14 2013, 5:20PM
“@ TimMessANGER you talk to much and think to little.”
by TimMessanger
Thursday, March 14 2013, 4:35PM
“Yep lets knock down the listed building and replace it with another concrete monstrosity!”