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Police Collection: Sonny Liston at Newcastle Central Station with Mr Leslie Roberts

Sonny Liston at Newcastle Central Station with Mr Leslie Roberts, a representative of the National Sporting Club, London, and a police sergeant escort. 16th September 1963

Police Collection: The strong arm of the law is on the cross-cut saw helping to clear a road in Clapham

The strong arm of the law is on the cross-cut saw helping to clear a road in Clapham, London, blocked by the tree blown down in a storm. The tree was sawn up and dragged away

Police Collection: A policeman on point duty at the junction of Commercial Road with the junction of East

A policeman on point duty at the junction of Commercial Road with the junction of East India Dock Road and West India Dock Road, stands on a mat. 11th January 1954

Police Collection: Press photographer chats with the police constable standing guard at the door to Harold

Press photographer chats with the police constable standing guard at the door to Harold Wilsons home on Lord North Street, London

Police Collection: Scene outside Downing Street, London, 30th November 1982

Scene outside Downing Street, London, 30th November 1982. The Prime Minister, Margaret Thatcher, has left to the building due to security alert after one of her staff, office manager Peter Taylor

Police Officer standing guard outside Downing Street, London, Thursday 6th May 1982

Police Collection: Denis Thatcher, husband of Margaret Thatcher, pictured outside Downing Street, London

Denis Thatcher, husband of Margaret Thatcher, pictured outside Downing Street, London, Wednesday 5th May 1982. Leaving Downing Street for the House of Commons

Police Collection: The Carriage Procession of Colonial Rulers passes underneath Admiralty Arch as it makes

The Carriage Procession of Colonial Rulers passes underneath Admiralty Arch as it makes it way towards Westminster Abbey for the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II. 2nd June 1953

Police Collection: Royal Canadian Mounted police Officers part of the Commonwealth contingent seen passing

Royal Canadian Mounted police Officers part of the Commonwealth contingent seen passing Charing Cross, as part of the coronation procession back to Buckingham Palace following the coronation of Queen

Police Collection: For a brief moment outside the Dorchester Hotel six students from Queen Mary

For a brief moment outside the Dorchester Hotel six students from Queen Marys College, London, nearly brought of the kidnapping that members of THRUSH have been trying to effect for months - that of

Police Collection: The Malayan police band which has just arrived in England visited London Zoo to see

The Malayan police band which has just arrived in England visited London Zoo to see animals that came from their own country. They toured the zoo in their native dress. 27th May 1956

Police Collection: Policeman on traffic duty outside Moorgate underground station battles on through

Policeman on traffic duty outside Moorgate underground station battles on through the freak out of season snow storm which caught Londoners unaware. London, 2nd April 1968 Y3203

Police Collection: The hottest day yet! and people were out in their thousands for the Wembley Rugby

The hottest day yet! and people were out in their thousands for the Wembley Rugby International. But for this Police horse it was a welcome change to get a lick of a policemans ice cream. 8th May 1976

Police Collection: Mr Henry Cooke, of Finsbury Park, loses his new white grand piano in Piccadilly Circus

Mr Henry Cooke, of Finsbury Park, loses his new white grand piano in Piccadilly Circus. Mr Cooke, who had just bought the piano from the Scene Twist Club, Windmill Street

Police Collection: At the back of Oxford Street is a busy school, and at around 5 o clock

At the back of Oxford Street is a busy school, and at around 5 o clock, when the children leave, many have to cross the frightful traffic of Oxford Street, London

Police Collection: Police watch a demonstration of unemployed workers organised by the National Unemployed

Police watch a demonstration of unemployed workers organised by the National Unemployed Workers Movement (NUWM) march down London Road Manchester to protest against cuts to unemployment benefits

Police Collection: A few of the 300 Scottish hunger marchers seen here having a meal before setting off

A few of the 300 Scottish hunger marchers seen here having a meal before setting off again from Manchester for London The Scottish contingent of the national hunger march set off from Glasgow at

Police Collection: The coolest PC in Londons 86 degree heatwave, patrolling his beat on the Serpentine

The coolest PC in Londons 86 degree heatwave, patrolling his beat on the Serpentine, Hyde Park, in a speedboat. London. 11th July 1971

Police Collection: GLC Chairman Harold Mote, was recently granted Freedom of the City of London

GLC Chairman Harold Mote, was recently granted Freedom of the City of London, and one of the privileges associated with this is being able to drive a flock of sheep into the City over London Bridge

Police Collection: Santa is arrested by policeman for obstruction. He had been offering to pose with passers

Santa is arrested by policeman for obstruction. He had been offering to pose with passers by while a colleague took pictures outside the Harrods Store in London. 19th December 1982

Police Collection: Policemen speak to Santa Claus outside the Harrods Store in London

Policemen speak to Santa Claus outside the Harrods Store in London. Santa was offering to pose with passers by while a colleague took pictures. Police arrested him for obstruction. 19th December 1982

Police Collection: Policewoman on duty in Piccadilly Circus, London during the Second World War

Policewoman on duty in Piccadilly Circus, London during the Second World War. 11th May 1944

Police Collection: Police direct traffic as workmen repair the road in an unknown location in Uxbridge

Police direct traffic as workmen repair the road in an unknown location in Uxbridge, London. Circa 1931

Dowlings Stores at Hayes End near new police station. London. Circa 1930

Police Collection: Police in twos keep an eye on Harrods as the last minute shoppers get Christmas

Police in twos keep an eye on Harrods as the last minute shoppers get Christmas presents in. 23rd December 1978

Police Collection: Kate Meyrick, proprietor of the 43 Club at 43 Gerrard Street, Soho

Kate Meyrick, proprietor of the 43 Club at 43 Gerrard Street, Soho, London which became notorious during the 1920s for the for the outrageous parties held there, attended by the rich and famous

Yiewley, Old Council offices, junction Fairfield Road, Greater London. 21st June 1929

Police Collection: London by Night. View of motor cars parked outside Old Scotland Yard

London by Night. View of motor cars parked outside Old Scotland Yard, headquarters of the Metroplotian Police Department in Whitehall, London, 1948

Police Collection: a Patrol box on the newly opened Colnbrook by-pass (A4) at Harmondsworth

a Patrol box on the newly opened Colnbrook by-pass (A4) at Harmondsworth, London Borough of Hillingdon. 22nd June 1928. a patrolman can be seen saluting a car belonging to a member of the public to

Police Collection: Punk Rockers meeting at Sloane Square, London for a march to Hyde Park to commemorate

Punk Rockers meeting at Sloane Square, London for a march to Hyde Park to commemorate the death of Sid Vicious. 2nd February 1980

West Ham v. Burnley Cup Tie ticket queue at Upton Park. 27th february 1964

Police Collection: Scenes at Covent Garden, central London on the corner of Wellington Street with two

Scenes at Covent Garden, central London on the corner of Wellington Street with two policemen keeping an eye in the area. October 1947

Police Collection: Children being evacuated from London July 1944. Children boarding train get help

Children being evacuated from London July 1944. Children boarding train get help from policemen to carry their heavy baggage

Police Collection: Hugh Cudlipp, of the Daily Mirror Newspapers, Sunday Pictorial Newspapers

Hugh Cudlipp, of the Daily Mirror Newspapers, Sunday Pictorial Newspapers and the International Publishing Corporation (1963-68), attends Prime Ministers Dinner for Mr Kosygin, at No

Police Collection: Londons Metropolitan Police seen here during trials of the Avro Cierva C30P auto

Londons Metropolitan Police seen here during trials of the Avro Cierva C30P auto giro over London. 16th August 1934

Police Collection: Buses driven by volunteers seen here in Oxford Street during the 10th day of

Buses driven by volunteers seen here in Oxford Street during the 10th day of the General Strike. The police escort was there to deter strikers from tampering with the engine

Policeman directing traffic in the fog and dark of a late autumn evening October 1958

Police Collection: Policeman on traffic duty seen here directing cyclist and pedestrians on High Holborn

Policeman on traffic duty seen here directing cyclist and pedestrians on High Holborn, on the 8th day of the General Strike

Police Collection: Recruiting station at Scotland Yard, London besieged by would be recruits during

Recruiting station at Scotland Yard, London besieged by would be recruits during the first week of the First World War. The crowds were so large mounted police were necessary to keep the crowd in

Police Collection: Princess Diana and Prince Charles walking down the isle being watched by both families

Princess Diana and Prince Charles walking down the isle being watched by both families after their wedding ceremony. There were 3, 500 people in the congregation at St Pauls Cathedral

Police Collection: Princess Diana and Prince Charles after their wedding ceremony

Princess Diana and Prince Charles after their wedding ceremony. There were 3, 500 people in the congregation at St Pauls Cathedral

Recruiting station at Scotland Yard, London besieged by would be recruits during the first week of the First World War. The crowds were so large mounted police were necessary to keep the crowd in

Bristol Brabaxon giving air demonstration flight over London airport. Circa 1950

Fog scenes on The Strand in central London. 1st January 1951

Police Collection: Lady Jane Boutique, Carnaby Street, London, 11th May 1966

Lady Jane Boutique, Carnaby Street, London, 11th May 1966. Police intervened after live models were used as mannequins in the shop window, causing disruption to traffic

A policeman on point duty on The Aldwych. London, 1930

Police Collection: Wedding day of Prince Charles & Lady Diana Spencer, 29th July 1981

Wedding day of Prince Charles & Lady Diana Spencer, 29th July 1981. Picture: Helpful on duty Policeman takes a picture of the crowd lining the procession route in London

Police Collection: Londons first black policeman P. C. Norwell Lionel Gumbs aged 21 from Bromley seen

Londons first black policeman P. C. Norwell Lionel Gumbs aged 21 from Bromley seen
Londons first black policeman P.C. Norwell Lionel Gumbs aged 21 from Bromley seen here in his second week of training at Hendon Police College. 5th April 1967

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