- Memorial show postponed: PC Ged Walker and dog Kai
Link to the publishers of 'With Courage and Trust'
Publishers address
Police Dog Rudi
Ready for action
Guestbook
Thursday, August 02, 2012
The Ged Walker Memorial Dog Show
Sunday, July 22, 2012
Police Dog Demonstration Ashbourne, Derbyshire 1976
Left to right: Constable Keith Scott (now deceased) Constable Don Batterham. Sergeant Derek Heal. Constable Malcolm Campion. Constable Alan Shepley
Friday, July 20, 2012
Police Dog Section Derbyshire, Donald Batterham
Don Batterham sat to the right of Bryn Phillips
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The Stafford Course of 1969
Back row - left to right-PC Derek Heal Derbys. Sergeant Ray Jones- Staffordshire. PC Don Batterham- Derbyshire. PC (name unknown) PC George Addersley (Staffordshire) Sergeant Beany Moller ex Notts transfered to Staffordshire. PC Pat Long Staffordshire. Seated- left to right-PC Jock Devine (Staffordshire. PC George Roberts -Devon and Cornwall. PC John Raphael (Avon and Somerset) Centre seated Chief. Inspr. Jack Howells PC Unknown ( Staffordshire) Two further Staffs officers Pc Alan Machin and Pc David Carter.
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This has nothing to do with Police Dogs, but such a great photo from Don I just cannot resist posting it, and his comment
The officer on the right of the photo is my Grandfather William DOBB born Eakring Notts 1875. He joined Derbyshire Constabulary in Jan 1900 and was kept on to serve through the war years. The driver is Constable Don Macallam.
Tuesday, July 10, 2012
Edmund (Ted) Johnson
Tuesday, July 03, 2012
Notified funeral arrangements for Steve Abott
- Church car park
- Church Lane
- Spring Lane
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TIME
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ACTIVITY
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NOTES
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11:00
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Cortege arrives at Bulwell
Main Street, junction with Vere Street (Bulwell Bus Station) where the
cortege will temporarily halt.
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Police
Escort group will join the cortege
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11:05
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At the direction of the
Escort Chief, the funeral procession will commence at a steady walking pace. Officers
in uniform will line the street and join the cortege as it passes. Retired
and civilian mourners are also welcome to participate in this act of respect
should they so wish.
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Mounted
officer in lead position to take control of departure.
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11:10
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On first sight of the
arriving cortege a lone piper will begin to play.
He will pipe the hearse
into position and play until it halts in position at the church.
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Piper to
begin playing from top of the steps.
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11:15
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Pall Bearers will escort
the coffin followed by mourners into the church and the service of
Thanksgiving will commence.
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During the service Ch Supt
Phil Oddie (retired) will read a tribute to Steve and PC Ian Key (retired) will
undertake a bible reading.
A member of Steve’s family
will also read a tribute to him and Bestwood Male Voice Choir will assist
mourners with the hymns.
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Phil
Oddie has known and worked alongside Steve for many years, including time on
Force Support as PC’s.
John
Wharvell (retired Dog man) will be singing with the choir.
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12:15
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The service will conclude
and the family cortege will be escorted to Bramcote Crematorium for a private
service.
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Tuesday, June 26, 2012
Friday, June 22, 2012
Steve Abott - funeral arrangements
Saturday, June 16, 2012
Pc Steve Abott, Nottinghamshire Police Dog Section
Wednesday, May 30, 2012
Peter Joyce, funeral arrangements
FORCE Nottingham City/Nottinghamshire
Friday, May 25, 2012
Peter Joyce - retired Inspector Notts Police Dog Section
Sunday, May 13, 2012
Police Constable Tony Herson (Cambridgeshire)
Sunday, May 06, 2012
Open Door 1, In memory of Dan Wallace
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Thursday, May 03, 2012
Tuesday, May 01, 2012
National Police Dog Trials 2012 - results
The winners were:
The Jordan Shield
Awarded to the overall winner of the National Police Dog Trials 2012
PC Kevin Hughes and PD Zeena, South Wales Police
The City of London Trophy
Awarded to the second placed police dog and handler
PC Nick Dalrymple and PD Aden, Avon & Somerset Constabulary
The Sir James Starrit Trophy
Awarded to the third placed police dog and handler
PS Simon Young and PD Ralph, Central Scotland Police
The Stanley Peck Trophy
For the best obedience work
PC Nick Dalrymple and PD Aden, Avon & Somerset Constabulary
The Joseph Simpson Trophy
For the best searching dog
PC Bob Newham and PD Razor, Lincolnshire Police
The Brigadier Rymer-Jones Trophy
Awarded to the partnership with the best combined score for the one and a half track and searching
PC Richard Evans and PD Petersfield Bow, Metropolitan Police Service
The Alex Memorial Trophy
Awarded to the partnership with the best combined score for obedience and criminal work
PC Dave Gough and PD Nottspol Beano, Nottinghamshire Police
Winners by phase:
Winner – phase 1
PC Ian Hemburrow and PD Roxy, South Wales Police
Winner – phase 2
PC Richard Evans and PD Petersfield Bow, Metropolitan Police Service
Winner – phase 3
PC Kevin Hughes and PD Zeena, South Wales Police
The ACPO Office Standing Advisory Committee on Police Dogs Trophy
Awarded to the handler and dog performing the best individual piece of police work in the previous year
PC Jay and PD Aman, Suffolk Constabulary, for outstanding bravery in tackling an armed suspect.
Thursday, April 26, 2012
New Police Dog Training Maual
I have yet to read it, but it looks very comprehensive
Thursday, April 19, 2012
National Police Dog Trials 2012
The National Police Dog Trials 2012
The Trials are being hosted by Surrey Police at their Police Headquarters near Guildford from the 27th to the 29th of April 2012.
The event itself is open to the public on Sunday the 29th April from 10.00 am at Mount Browne, and is being incorporated into The Family Fun Day, an event which has drawn very large crowds in recent years. If you would like to see the top Police dogs in the country being put through their paces along with other attractions such as the Force helicopter, the widely acclaimed Essex Dog Display Team , many other sideshows and attractions along with a chance to see members of our firearms team in action then come along from 10.00 am.
The trials consist of various practically based phases at various venues over the four days.These include tracking, searching for persons and property and criminal work. The only phase that is open to public viewing is what is known as phase III and this consists of obedience, agility and criminal work, and this takes place on the sportsfield at Surrey Police Headquarters, Mount Browne. Guildford.
To gain access to the event the Park and Ride facility will be open in Artington and a fleet of mini-buses will convey you to the sportsfield at Surrey Police HQ.


















