Bogus Special Constable shouts instruction to Army Captain on bike
Read more Special Constables unhappy about imposition of mandatory night shift
Read more "Strong Wormley beer" blamed for drunken fight with two constables
Read more Newspaper story apologising for a previous article that was deemed derogatory to Special Constables. The second part gives details of the number of full time officers who had left to join the forces in 1915
Read more George Frederick Carter, a hawker, of Bishop's Stortford was brought up in custody charged with being drunk and disorderly.
Read more Several of the master bakers of Ware were sworn in as special constables,
Read more Arrangements have been made for two special constables of Buntingford to be on duty every evening.
Read more Pub landlady was fined £1 for being drunk on her husband's licensed premises.
Read more As the war started, suspicion of foreigners, particularly Belgians and Germans, began to be reported in the local newspapers.
Read more Fifteen additional Special Constables were sworn in for Standon and Puckeridge. There were now about 140 Special Constables enrolled in the Buntingford south section.
Read more Pictures of Bishops Stortford's Specials during the Great War with Images of one of their members' John Griggs medal
Read more This article was published in the local press in case of a German invasion so that Section Leaders of the Hertfordshire Special Constabulary could be contacted quickly.
Read more The Hitchin Special Constables took advantage of the fine weather and held a route march.
Read more Ernest Benjamin Dutch, motor driver, of Hoddesdon, was summoned for carrying lights on a motor-car of greater brightness than necessary
Read more Alfred Cannon, dealer, of Little Wymondley, was summoned at the instance of Supt Reed with that he, being a Special Constable, did neglect his duty and fail to parade at Little Wymondley on April 5.
Read more Details of some of the Officers of Hertfordshire Constabulary who joined the services in the First World War
Read more Private Henry Woods, a soldier, of Hatfield, pleaded guilty to assaulting S.C. Henry Richard Taylor during an air raid.
Read more Hertfordshire Police Historical Society. This Week In History. 1/1/1948 A total of 1,017 crimes were reported in “C” Division for 1947, of which 415 were detected. 1/1/1967 A Drugs Squad was formed on 1st January 1967, with a strength of one Detective Sergeant, one Detective Constable and one Woman Detective Constable, They will be based at Headquarters. 26 persons were prosecuted ...
Read more Once the war began it wasn't long before fear and suspicion of Germans was widespread
Read more Bicycle's acetylene lamp too bright ?
Read more Reginald Brown, dealer, of Hitchin, was fined £1 10s. and 16 shillings costs for assaulting William John Green, a Special Constable.
Read more Stanstead Abbotts Specials inspected by the County Special Constabulary leader Major A St Leger
Read more Hatfield Special Constables parade at the Brewery
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