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Boundary Changes, Recruitment, Training, Pay And Conditions

  • Advertisements For Chief Constable
    Advertisements For Chief Constable
    It is interesting to compare salaries between 1880, 1911 and 2014
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  • Andrew John Wright describes his recruitment to the Hertfordshire Constabulary and training.
    Andrew John Wright describes his recruitment to the Hertfordshire Constabulary and training.
    At the age of 19 he became a Police officer and here he shared with us what was the procedure for the recruitment as well as initial training.
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  • Boundary Changes
    Boundary Changes
    This is a brief review of how Hertfordshire Constabulary kept the public and its work force up to date with the Boundary changes that occurred in 2000.
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  • Hertford County Police, Promotion Exam, 1916
    Hertford County Police, Promotion Exam, 1916
    Details of 1916 Promotion exam from Constable 2nd Class to Constable 1st Class. Did you know you had to have a License for a servant?
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  • Home Office Recruiting Advert, c. 1968
    Home Office Recruiting Advert, c. 1968
    Join The Police
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  • New Pay Scales From 1st April 1901
    New Pay Scales From 1st April 1901
    Pay and conditions for all ranks in 1901.
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  • Pay Scale
    Pay Scale
    An insight into 1974 Pay Scales
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  • Police Motorway Training A1(M)
    Police Motorway Training A1(M)
    Motorway Training circa 1967
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  • The Standing Orders of 1846
    The Standing Orders of 1846
    In 1846, Lt-Col Archibald Robertson, Hertfordshire's first Chief Constable, created the Force's first set of Standing Orders, which set out a strict set of instructions that all Officers had to comply with.
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  • Conditions Of Service For New Recruits In 1900

    Conditions Of Service For New Recruits In 1900 (1)

  • Conditions Of Service In 1922

    Conditions Of Service In 1922 (10)

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