Plans approved to demolish former Ayr police station
A decision on whether to retain the land for future policing purposes will be considered as part of Police Scotland's Estates Masterplan.
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Chief Superintendent Suzanne Chow said: 'Ayr police station had been located at King Street for almost 50 years, however the building has deteriorated over time and required significant investment to meet health and safety standards. Following review, it was determined that demolition of the building was the most viable option.
'Work on the demolition will commence in the coming weeks. The safety of the public and contractors is our priority, health and safety measures will be in place throughout the project to minimise disruption to the surrounding area.
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