MENTAL health services are to be expanded inside police stations and courts in Surrey after the county was chosen to be part of a second trial scheme to help those detained by police who suffer from mental ill-health.Nearly half of all prisoners have anxiety or depression, according to the latest figures, and nearly a third of all 13-18 year olds who offend have some kind of mental illness.The Criminal Justice Liaison and Diversion Service (CJLDS), which is provided by Surrey and Borders...
