Hillsborough inquiry jobs confirmed for ex NWDA building

1:00pm Wednesday 9th January 2013 in News

The Northwest Development Agency building The Northwest Development Agency building

THE former North West Development Agency (NWDA) building is set to be the home of an inquiry into police conduct during the Hillsborough disaster.

The Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) confirmed Renaissance House, Centre Park, is being equipped to hold up to 100 people recruited for the investigation.

The inquiry will look into up to 2,400 officers who were on duty when 96 Liverpool fans died in 1989 and whether there was a criminal cover-up of police failings.

The NWDA has been empty since the organisation was closed last April with the loss of 500 jobs.

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fountainview123 says...
1:38pm Wed 9 Jan 13

Good news for the local jobs front,glad the building is being used again.

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akabaz says...
8:37pm Wed 9 Jan 13

Good news maybe, but who for? If like many people I can recall the fateful day, how can they not be prejudiced against the "Law" so who will they employ for this task as no matter what evidence is used I believe that there will only be 1 outcome GUILTY on all counts

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Casual Postman of Orford says...
9:16pm Wed 9 Jan 13

Will it be local jobs? Or just more commuters coming into Wazza for a short period till the Hillsboro enquiry concludes, then what??? Another empty building!

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