Wolverhampton Branch Nostalgia Photographs
Mayors Parade - circa 1950
Charlie Saunders
Frank Fieldhouse - PC 43
Sergeant Easterbrook
And Stan Willett
Thanks to Stan Willett for supplying the above photographs
© NARPO Wolverhampton      Photos last updated:Sunday, May 13, 2012
Main Page The ‘Torso Murder’ 1968
Search of the railway line between Wolverhampton and
Euston by air - searching for the missing head!!

Photo by Derek Johnson
The new West Midlands Constabulary Control Room HQ
in 1970 - with Inspector Joe Adams in control.
The Last Wolverhampton Police
Christmas Party for the Children 
before amalgamation in 1966
Wolverhampton Police Children’s Party 1965
Jim Dent, Johnny Butcher, Tom Hendley, Monica Taylor,
Charlie Saunders, Dave Gibbs and the Cat (Mike Collins)
All of the above photographs courtesy of Mike Collins
Mike Collins and wife
on the roof of the Royal
Hospital in 1957!

What were they doing there?

The Training and Duties of a British Policeman

‘The courtesy and kindness of the British policeman are well known. Policemen are carefully selected and trained. They are unarmed and the citizens look with confidence to them for help in everyday matters as well as emergencies. The work of an ordinary constable is varied, and includes finding lost children, and traffic directions. Dealing with crime is only an occasional part of his duties.’

(Films of Britain - British Council Film Department Catalogue - 1946)

The Man on the Beat is set in the old district of Birmingham known as Ladywood 

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