Village Constable shoots a prisoner for resisting confinement in village lockup.
Read more After the expansion of the Metropolitan Police in 1839 Bushey got its first Police Station
Read more Two cottages were purchased for the huge sum of £750, for police accommodation in Wheathampstead.
Read more Before a Police Station was based in Rickmansworth the Constables of the County Force were allowed use of the Town Cage
Read more Photo of the District Police Training Academy at Eynsham Hall, Witney, in 2015.
Read more Before the Police Force this is where offenders were dealt with in Hertford
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Read more The blue lamp from Hitchin Police Station.
Read more Hatfield Police Station improved 1916
Read more At the quarterly meeting of Hertfordshire County Council at St. Albans on Monday, it was reported that the new Police Station at Letchworth was nearing completion.
Read more Newsreel of setting up of mobile Police Station
Read more Newspaper report of Council Agreement for a new Police Station at Stevenage. 1907
Read more Reproduction of Jedd's classic image "Nine Pints of the Law" by members of Royston Police Station in 1990 to mark the retirement of Sgt John Halsey.
Read more Copies for the Hertfordshire entry to the Police and Constabulary Almanac in 1858, 1869 and 1901. Includes details of the Divisions and the Police Stations operating at the time.
Read more Rickmansworth’s first purpose-built police station was completed in May 1865
Read more Rickmansworth's Second Police Station was built in 1897 on the site of four old Almhouses to the rear of which stood the old town's cage.
Read more Chief Constable's house used as temporary Police Station.
Read more Former St. Albans City Chief Constable's house, Bricket Road, was used a police station during 1963 and 1964.
Read more Newspaper report on land available to purchase for building of police cottages However, this was not supported, as due to budgetary constraints caused by the war permission would not be given.
Read more Charles Day, 24, and Edward Swallow, 25, assaulted PC Lawrence severely.
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