Here's a reminder of the old Bath City police force, copied off a wall at the police station.
These were the days when they spent money on staff rather than cars, radios and helicopters.
posted by The Farr Family @ 11:56 pm
Friday, July 29, 2005
Here's a reminder of the old Bath City police force, copied off a wall at the police station.
These were the days when they spent money on staff rather than cars, radios and helicopters.
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2 Comments:
Hi. I was very interested to see this photo of the Bath City Police, although I realise it s quite 'modern' - my interest is in the Bath police back in Victorian times when three members of my family served. I am collecting material for a book chapter on the history of this force - do you have family connections here or not?
I'm afraid I don't have a family connection with the Police my father came up from Devon before the war and served in the Fire Service http://bit.ly/M7p3xk later we had a newsagents in the Abbey Churchyard and it was an early morning tea stop for the police as they had no canteen then.
I can still remember looking outside to check the it was safe for one constable to leave, he went on to be a Detective Chief Inspector.
Sam Farr
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