Ipswich: Kitchener Road residents say police let them down | East Anglian Daily Times
Suffolk's Police and Crime commissioner Tim Passmore has been told by Ipswich residents they were let down by police before a cannabis farm fire.
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Suffolk's Police and Crime commissioner Tim Passmore has been told by Ipswich residents they were let down by police before a cannabis farm fire.
Suffolk's Police and Crime commissioner Tim Passmore has been told by Ipswich residents they were let down by police before a cannabis farm fire.
Council chiefs spent £355,000 on Queen's Close homeless unit in Montrose after a fatal fire in 2007 but it has not been occupied for a single night since.
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Police had three calls about a cannabis farm in the Kitchener Road area before a serious fire made five homes uninhabitable in May, it has emerged.