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The history of Wealdstone Police Station and why it closed

Published 22 August 2026, 1:18pm

For more than a century, Wealdstone Police Station was one of the most familiar buildings on the High Street. The Grade II-listed building has had several uses over the years, including as a police station, magistrates’ court and even, perhaps surprisingly to some, partly as a…

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