I recently had my car broken into and called the police (mainly for the incident report for my…read moreinsurance) not quite expecting anything except a here thanks. However they were very helpful, told me how to deal with the car, how to keep it secure, who to contact. Send round a CSI team and took prints and samples and were really nice and friendly.

Thankfully, I've only ever been in here twice, and both of those times I was there out of choice…read moreand not anything mischief-related. If the lady who served me the first time I was in here is reading this, I'm sorry. More specifically I'm sorry for being a stupid drunken fresher and wasting half an hour of your time reporting a handbag stolen, only to go home and find it was exactly where I'd left it the night before after one too many cheap vodka and diet cokes. Although I didn't appreciate your lecture on binge drinking at the time, you were right. The second time was just the other day when Alex C and I found a purse that had clearly been stolen and relieved of any cash, before being flung out of the window of the bus that was passing us. Although I'm fairly sure the people designing the foyer of this station went out of their way to find the least obvious place to put the bell you need to ring for attention, when we eventually found it we were seen straight away, and the woman was really nice. Especially when she asked me if I'd "be willing to accept a reward if one were to be offered". Er, yes. Yes I would.

I'd like to say I haven't been here often, but I'm foreign, from a "black-listed" country. It…read moredoesn't sound as bad as it is, but it just means that I have to keep people pretty much informed of everything I do. I take this warning very seriously, going to St Leonard's Police Station everytime I move flat, change my degree, get a job, etc. Once, however, a woman who probably didn't mean any harm at all, decided that what I was doing was hilarious and was generally very discouraging. Which is always kinda shit when you find yourself in the position to be mocked because you're following rules they applied to your life, with the threat of spending 6 months in jail and paying them 5000 pounds if you don't. Apart from that one situation, I find they've generally been helpful and polite. I've been there to hand in found wallets and to get documents for visa applications and the such. If only I hadn't been mocked that once, I'd probably be much more willing to speak highly and positively of this police station. But, let's face it, it's a police station, and we all fear it a bit.

A small police station located on the corner of Green Street you should find it okay. It is set…read moreback slightly from the main road with a bit of a garden in front of it. There is a small jail for holding until prisoners are moved on. The police are friendly enough and you see them in their car and on the odd occasion walking the streets. The police are very community orientated and have to be in a community like Strathaven. They do visits to the schools and various clubs doing different talks to the children including the 'don't talk to strangers' talk. Sometimes you phone the station and get no answer though!

staff were quite rude,no matress or cover very unprofessional room was quite small and wasnt…read moreoffered any breakfast which is a shame tbh

Clydebank Police Station is easily accessible, and the staff on the front desk are very…read moreapproachable. The main entrance area has recently been done up and while you wouldn't want to be spending a lot of time there, it's not an intimidating place either.

This police station should be in a museum!!! It's tiny and very old fashioned, so old fashioned…read morethey cannot even hold people who have been arrested! The police in this station are very efficient and sympathetic! I would definaltey go there if i had a problem! No parking unfortunatley!

They do what they can, under difficult circumstances but I would like to see more officers on the…read morebeat. Nothing deters crime and criminals that the presence of a police officer. Perhaps if the cops had less paperwork they'd have more time to police.