Save the Ryehill Police Office

go close some tories held polices stations [no I thought not]

Local police stations are vital to each community. It's reassuring to have a local policeman who is familiar with the residents of the area.

think again

Losing local police stations is a huge mistake for the West End community

Keep the local police station open

keep it open

Police teams need to be located within the communities they serve.

save the Ryehill police office

A much needed community asset

It is imperative that Ryehill remains open, it plays an important role in the community and without it the police risk distancing themselves from the very people they have sworn to protect.

i want to save the station

I believe it would be a HUGE mistake to close Ryehill Police Station. We have no cameras on that section of the Perth Road and it would leave the community in a vulnerable state.

It's important to keep the police station as it is an integral part of the West end and there are very few police stations at the heart of the community and easy for the residents to access

Too many police stations closing everywhere, and bobbies on the beat disappearing with them.

Please stop closing police stations - we need you.

This is a much needed facility/service for a special area of the city - residential, university, shopping, bars & restaurants, etc and every effort should be made to have it supported by the local police office

please save this important police station from closure

Many more people to visit Dundee due to the construction of the waterfront. Police presence will be asesual and providing peace of mind for locals in this area.

This is a vital service to the west end area of dundee. These police stations provide assurance to the community and if you are moving the broughty ferry station to the original place then funding saved should be used to keep this station operational.

Community policing is key to the role of Police Scotland, and they cannot do that role properly when they centralise further and withdraw from those communities that they serve. Lessons need to be learned from the path of destruction, and sadly death, that Police Scotland has followed. First they say they are taking away control rooms and service centres across the country, now comes a rash of rationalisation of their real estate. If we are not careful, the already damaged community policing model will be destroyed. We already have a response force, not a proactive force. Officer morale is 'lower than a snakes belly', taking them out of their communities will not help that situation.