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Police station is located at 2 French St, Glasgow G40 1QS, UK, we aim to offer all our customers a great experience with Police station and we would be happy to assist you with any questions you may have.

Book an appointment or need answers to a question, please feel free to contact us by phone 01786 289070 or visit our website

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嵇鹏宇

1 Google Rating

I came here alone to register, apparently I am a foreigner, the officers are late for my appointment

1/ 5

I came here alone to register, apparently I am a foreigner, the officers are late for my appointment, when I ask the so called policemen about this, they kicked me out of my station saying don’t like my attitude, what have the Scottish police has done to me? Except bullying a foreigner like me?

Joshua Daly

5 Google Rating

Easy for me to escape lol

5/ 5

Easy for me to escape lol

Mosa Nouh

5 Google Rating

I came here sveral times to for registeration , It is a new and wonderful cultural interface for Sco

5/ 5

I came here sveral times to for registeration , It is a new and wonderful cultural interface for Scotland

Leslie

3 Google Rating

Nice building

3/ 5

Nice building

苗增蔚

5 Google Rating

5/ 5

Gareth Brown (Duck)

1 Google Rating

Employee's of this place consistently park their cars in local resident parking only. Pics of cars h

1/ 5

Employee's of this place consistently park their cars in local resident parking only. Pics of cars have been taken and a complaint will be lodged.

Sean Mills

1 Google Rating

3 cheers for the clown that built a giant polis station with about 6 parking spaces

1/ 5

3 cheers for the clown that built a giant polis station with about 6 parking spaces

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