Manchester City Police Headquarters

The Manchester City Police Headquarters is a historic building in Manchester, England, constructed between 1933 and 1937. Designed by G. Noel Hill, it features a striking facade of Portland stone and golden honey brick, with a central courtyard and six floors, including a museum. The building served as the police headquarters until 2014, after which it underwent redevelopment, retaining its iconic facade while making way for a new high-rise. This site offers a glimpse into the city's architectural heritage and the evolution of its policing history.