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PC John Soanes wearing the new helmets which have been issued to officers in Essex, as he takes a last look at the old ones, 1969
Flam-flam hippie girls from The Pink Flamingo Club on Wardour Street in Soho are asked to go back to the club as they are causing a disturbance on the streets of London, Friday 25th August 1967
Youth Punks September 1984 Policemen tells punks where to go outside the Bank of England
Lollipop lady Ann Liddell escorts children across Road, Stokesley, 14th September 1993
Lollipop lady Janet Taylor on duty at the junction of Trunk Road with Kings Road, North Ormesby, 9th November 1995
Two Huntingdon police car drivers PC Edward Godfrey and PC Alan Coles pose with their new Panda patrol car. Circa 1969
A Cambridgeshire police officer driving a Ford Anglia police car at Mildenhall, August 1965
Lollipop Man Retires, Billingham, 1976
Lollipop lady, Redcar, 1972
Lollipop lady to be guest of honour at school fete, Middlesborough, 1972
Lollipop Man Retires, Teesside, 1974
New Uniforms and Signs for Lollipop Ladies and Men to adhere to new EU Regulations, the signs no longer say CHILDREN, and will carry a symbol for children instead
Lollipop lady Susan Hall escorts children across Crescent Road, Worcester Street Crossing, Middlesbrough, 9th March 1993
National Fire Service District Officer Ronnie Greene with his wife leaving Buckingham having been awarded the MBE for which he organised
The Tram Depot, Sandy Park, Brislington, Bristol, Circa 1900
Wine Street, Bristol, Circa 1920, Police Officer can be seen directing traffic and crossroads near F K Lewis & Co Tailors
England 5-4 Czechoslovakia, International Friendly at White Hart Lane, High Road, Tottenham, Wednesday 1st December 1937
Princess Diana visits Wales, Wednesday 30th June 1993. Our Picture Shows... Princess Diana meeting members of the public, Ty Coch Road, Cardiff
A busy market scene in Moat Lane, Birmingham, with The church of St Martin in the Bull Ring in the background, West Midlands, Thursday 9th April 1936
RAF Patrington - In the Hot Seat sits the man with a hot line to London. Gp Capt JD Ford, master controller, warns of unidentified enemy aircraft
Petty Officer Cook Alan Pugh (left) and Petty Officer Steward John Young pictured at Seaforth Docks after sailing in on the Churchill class nuclear submarine HMS Conqueror
Chief Inspector Carolyn Peacock, Northumbria Police Officer, pictured 14th October 1996
Skinheads being marched back to the railway station at Southend Essex where a strong police turnout prevented the invading skinhead army from causing trouble although shop windows were broken early
Winston Churchill as a young officer in the 4th Queens Own Hussars, 1895
PC George Hillier, Schools liaison officer, has received a special award for his work with children in Worcestershire which has helped cut crime, The Wychavon Trophy
A police dog with handler in Cambridge, 1965
A wide selection of different sized helmets at the Mid Anglia police Headquarters, 1973
A police officer doing his rounds on a bicycle in Cambridgeshire. July 1964
A new uniform being issued to officers at the Mid Anglia police Headquarters, 1973
Cambridgeshire police officers beside a Ford Zephyr Police car, October 1968
This specially designed 105 miles per hour Swedish Volvo police car is being tried out by Mid Anglia Police as part of a sales drive in the country
Police officers with a little boy who is lost in the city centre of Cambridge. 6th July 1973
Police dogs training at Chatteris in Cambridgeshire, 26th May 1965
Gotcha... Sgt John Langford and Pc David Christie apprehend convicts at Parkside, from left, Paul Brazir, Steve Rawlins and Steve Woolford, Sponsored Criminals for the day, Cambridge
Lollipop Man, Teesside, 1976
Road Safety Team for North Yorkshire County Council are already planning for the next school term with the new EC correct School Crossing Patrol Signs, which no longer say CHILDREN
Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery seen here enjoying the play " The Wind of Heaven" at St James Theatre, London. 24th May 1945
Famous brothers meet on land: Lieutenant General Sir Alan Cunningham of the British Army, Commander-in-Chief of the British Middle East Command, with his older brother
Royal Air Force Acting Squadron Leader Percy Charles Pickard, awarded the DSO for leadership in leading new Czech bomber crews on their initial operations in long distance bombing during the Second
The leader of one of the first RAF Fighter squadrons to destroy 100 enemy aircraft while operating from one station is the famous hurdler Don Finlay who has represented Great Britain at the Olympic
Two policewomen on duty in Cardiff during the Second World War. Mrs D. M. Cooper and Miss M. L. Kenefick keep an eye on mailbags. Circa 1941
Canadian fighter squadron which is led by Squadron leader Sir Douglas Bader, the famous RAF flying ace who lost both of his legs in an air accident in 1931
Several Women Auxiliary Air Force (WaF) officers flew out direct from England to take up duties in the Northwest African theatre after the fall of Tunisia
The first party of Auxiliary Territorial Service (ATS) attached to the 21st Army Group arrive in Normandy, Northern France following the successful Allied landings on the beaches on 6th June
Field Marshal Viscount Gort (1886 - 1946): General Viscount Gort, Commander in Chief BEF with Air Vice Marshal C H B Blount, commanding the Air Component, outside the Hotel Moderne, Arras, France
Major John Begg, the Canadian officer second in command during the Dieppe raid of August 1942, for which he won the the Distinguished Service Order at an investiture ceremony on 27th October 1942
The Greek minister of war M. Dimitrakakis decorating Major General B. CThe Greek minister of war M. Dimitrakakis decorating Major General B.C. Freyberg (New Zealand) with the Greek Military Cross. February 1942
Lieutenant Jack Haughton, RNVR commander of a landing craft bringing re-enforcements to the Normandy beaches 10 days after the D-Day landings
