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Silent 1950s Video of Borough Officers at St Mary's Church
Kindly submitted by Peter Hall
12th June 2019
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New! A couple of years ago I interviewed retired Glamorgan PC Dave Barnett about his investigations into the case of the Murder of Mamie Stewart.
Dave was the area constable at Bishopston - one day in the 1960s a local lad called into the station and showed to Dave a skull and rib bone he had found in a cave at Brandy Cove.
As a result Dave made enquiries into the circumstances of how and what were the skeleton remains in the cave at Brandy Cove.
In this video Dave outlines the part he played concerning the murder of Mamie Stewart.
Peter Hall - May 2019
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WW2 saw Swansea Town extensively bombed by the German Luftwaffe. At this time the Swansea Borough Police were also the Fire Service. The Borough Police requested the assistance of the adjoining Glamorganshire Constabulary. This request resulted in the secondment of Police Officers from 'H' Division of the Glamorgan Constabulary being deployed with Borough Officers in and around the Town of Swansea. |
This video is an account of a Glamorgan Constabulary Police Officer involved in policing duties during the 3 nights blitz of Swansea.
Peter Hall (April 2019)
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Did you know that South Wales Police have a huge presence on Youtube?
You can view some of the collection of videos right here. Use the search words 'youtube south wales police' using Google to find many more! |
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Courtesy of Peter Hall - "Here is a link to a programme I was involved in filming for ITV Wales on the unsolved murder of Muriel Drinkwater at Penllagaer Woods in the 1940s. Retired Det Supt Roy Davies and Retired Det Ch/Supt Wynne Phillips are featured".
2nd April 2019 |
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A video interview with retired PC Hubert Thomas talking about policing in the
Swansea Borough Police and South Wales Constabulary between the years 1951 to 1982.
Courtesy of Peter Hall
March 2019 |
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Police Officers on duty in Swansea.
Here is another further contribution sent to us by Peter Hall - January 2019.
The officer on point duty (about 1960's) (last pic) is a screen grab from a video outside High Street Station.
A short 'silent movie' clip of this video can be viewed here. |
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