... West Suffolk Women Police Lodging Allowance to Augment Low Pay The West Suffolk Standing Joint Committee are to endeavour to adjust the low remuneration of members of the Women’s Auxiliary Police Corps by ...

... the enrolment of three women in the Women's Auxiliary Police Corps for indoor duties. and he was endeavouring to obtain these as soon as possible. They were required for clerical work and would not have the powers of a ...

... Finding Women Police , West Suffolk Difficulties “Miserable Remuneration” Of the seven women police • whom the West Suffolk Stand- , Ing Joint Committee resolved to appoint, only two have so far been obtained, recruited as members of the ...

... votes to 6 that they should be Women's Auxiliary Police Corps paid £2/17/- a week, the expenditure being covered el 100 per cent. Government grant. The other alternative considered was the appointment of Regular Women ...

... Adm. 1/-. (Ad.l’i West Suffolk Women Police Lodging Allowance to Augment Low Pay The West Suffolk Standing Joint Committee are to endeavour to adjust the low remuneration of members of the Women’s Auxiliary Police ...

... for the formation of a Corps of Women Special Con-| stables in that area. Another interesting scheme, however, is being canvassed. When East Suffolk, on Tuesday, decided in favour of 11 members the Women's Auxiliary Police ...

... resolved to appoint seven members of the Women's Auxiliary Police Corps, for which the Government contributes 100 per cent. grant. Their disposition was left to the Chief Constable (Major Robertson), who suggested seven W.APC, this, he said, as Lhe‘ loutcome ...

... Act, 1923, as extended by Regulation 40AA of the Defence (General) Regulations, 1939, or (vi) a member of the women's auxiliary police corps. (f) Any pilot holding a licence issued under the Pilotage Act, 1913 or a deep sea certificate granted by a pilotage ...

... of policewomen, and, following the Home Secretary’s intimation in 1944, employed three members of the Women’s Auxiliary Police Corps until that corps ceased to exist on March 31st last. : | The Chief Constable (Mr. W.|of policewomen, ...

... BANK LIMITED SEVEN POLICE WOMEN Skeleton Service for West Suffolk Should Women “Specials” be Appointed? Having decided at the previous ■ meeting following the receipt of the Home Secretary's ''confidcntial letter to appoint women ■ police, ...

... In reply to Mr. R. A. C. Olle, |the Chief Constable said that {the Women's Auxiliary Police |Corps enrolled for the period of (the war got 100 per cent. grant; women on the regular police force 50 per cent. To ...

... members of the Women’s Auxiliary Police Corps until that corps ceased to exist* on March 31st last The Chief Constable (Mr. W. J. Ridd), in his report, said that he was informed that as a general rule policewomen were now employed upon ...