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Read more Hertfordshire Police Historical Society This Week In History Friday 19th July 1901 Herts & Cambs. Reporter & Royston Crow HERTFORDSHIRE POLICE CASE. THE CHIEF CONSTABLE SUED FOR DAMAGES. At the Watford County Court on Monday last before His Honour, Judge Sir Alfred Marten, K.C., and a jury, an important case was heard in which the plaintiff, Herbert Axom, was a ...
Read more Hertfordshire Police Historical Society This Week In History Friday 07 July 1939 Hertford Mercury and Reformer STRUCK BY CAR AT ROAD JUNCTION A man and a woman were fatally injured in a road accident a few seconds after appearing to be “very happy and interested in each other” was told at an inquest on Wednesday at Welwyn Garden City. The ...
Read more Boer War Veteran Private 3943 9th (Queens Royal) Lancers, Section B Reservist, Lance Corporal P/8284 Military Mounted Police
Read more 1st and 4th Battalions, Royal Warwickshire Regiment, Egyptian campaign veteran. WW1 Royal Warwickshire Regiment Company Quartermaster Sergeant, Royal Army Service Corps 239th Company, Acting Staff Sergeant Major
Read more The third Chief Constable of Hertfordshire Constabulary and Lieutenant Colonel in the Headquarters Staff of the North Staffordshire Regiment
Read more Royal Horse Artillery then Second Lieutenant Royal Field Artillery
Read more All officers are awarded a pay rise, plus the honorarium for the Acting Chief Constable
Read more James Heatson was charged with falsifying the books to the sum of about £2000. The case was adjourned, and the defendant was remanded in custody, to appear at Quarter Sessions.
Read more On 9th May 1895, Ware's Superintendent Wymer was promoted to Deputy Chief Constable and replaced by Superintendent William Wood. As a mark of their appreciation for his kindness and support, Wymer's officers gathered at the police station to wish him a fond farewell.
Read more The death took place on Saturday, after a short illness, of Sergt. Thomas Whitbread, at his residence, Baldock.
Read more At the quarterly meeting of Hertfordshire County Council, to reconsider the resolution passed by them as to the salary to be paid to the Chief Constable during his absence on leave.
Read more The special constables of Watford and the district were summoned to a meeting in the Clarendon Hall on Monday evening for the purpose of determining their further length of service.
Read more Newspaper report of Council debate on payment for the Chief Constable while away on Military Service.
Read more Newspaper report of the presentation of a sword by the Acting Assistant Chief Constable to a former officer Smith who had joined the Army and had been promoted on the field of battle to Lieutenant. !915
Read more Appointment of William Wood as Acting Chief Constable in 1915
Read more Newspaper article in 1915 on the reluctant agreement of the Standing Committee to allow the Chief Constable Major Law to return to the Army and for Sup Wood to become Acting Chief Constable
Read more The story of William Wood known as "The Father of the Hertfordshire Constabulary" Acting Chief Constable 1914 to 1918
Read more Newspaper report on the decision to pay Officers who are eligible for a pension an extra payment to encourage them not to retire and therefore save the force money.
Read more The third Watford Police Station was in Kings Street and when it closed it became The Robert Peel Public House
Read more John Shepherd, painter, pleaded guilty to stealing a bicycle.
Read more Bertha Littlewood sentenced to nine months' hard labour, on three charges of theft.
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