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The book is a unique memoir based on the diaries and journals of Police Sergeant William Foyle and his eldest daughter Ellen. In 1887, 19 year old William Foyle crossed the threshold of Winchester Police Station in Hampshire and began a new and extraordinary life.
A personal recollection of the career of Chief Superintendent Mark Chatterton – E Book.
A detailed history of Hampshire Constabulary from 1839 until 1967.
A history of Women policing Hampshire and the Isle of Wight
History of the Special Constabulary in Hampshire
A history of police vehicles in Hampshire
Personal recollections of a Hampshire Constabulary officer
Out of print but second hand copies still available from Amazon
Richard Ramsay’s account of his policing career in Hamsphire Constabulary and the Metropolitan Police
Pictorial history of policing Hampshire and Isle of Wight by former officers.
An account of policing Southampton in the 1950’s
Foreword by Olivia Pinkney QPM, Chief Constable of Hampshire Constabulary. At least 42 men from the Hampshire Constabulary and its constituent forces failed to return from the First World War. This book aims to explain how and why they died, to record where they are buried or remembered, and to to ensure that the policemen of the Hampshire Constabulary who did not return from war are no longer just names on our memorials, but remembered as they deserve to be. They are part of our Police family and should never be forgotten. We Will Remember Them.
The book reminds us of the sacrifices made by police officers of the Hampshire Constabulary and its constituent forces who lost their lives during WWII as a result of war, either as a direct result of war operations overseas or on the home front. It includes a biography of each officer and includes many original photographs.
This book aims to ensure that the men of this force who did not return from war are not just names carved on our memorials.
An account of murders in Southampton
More accounts of murder cases in Southampton
