PLANS have been unveiled for a £24 million office facility which could be used as a West of Scotland base for the country's new national police service.
The site in Dalmarnock, Glasgow, forms part of the Clyde Gateway regeneration project and is tipped to replace the city's Pitt Street police office which is outdated and costly to run.
Construction firm Morgan Sindall has been awarded the contract to build the 120,000 sq ft facility, due to be completed in October next year.
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