Police Roll of Honour - Force Rolls Index

United Kingdom Police Force Rolls

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All officers on the Roll can be found on the police force rolls listed below, which

include officers killed in the former constituent forces within the current police areas.

Current UK Police Force Areas including their former constituent Forces

represented on the Roll of Honour

The names of officers from over 300 police forces are included in the Roll of Honour.

Historically, since the late 18^th century, more than 700 police forces have existed in the United Kingdom and British Islands. These comprised some 540 'geographic' city, borough and county forces and some 170 commercial, transport, and public authority forces. Over the years amalgamations of forces (the last major one in 1974) have reduced the number of forces to about 70 to at the beginning of the 21^st century: -

52 geographic forces - 43 in England and Wales, 8 in Scotland and 1 in Northern Ireland;

3 Island forces, 3 National forces and about 12 Parks, Ports, Airports and Tunnel forces.

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ENGLAND

Avon and Somerset Constabulary

Bedfordshire Police

Cambridgeshire Constabulary

Cheshire Constabulary

City of London Police

Cleveland Police

Cumbria Constabulary

Derbyshire Constabulary

Devon and Cornwall Constabulary

Dorset Police

Durham Constabulary

Essex Police

Gloucestershire Constabulary

Greater Manchester Police

Hampshire Constabulary

Hertfordshire Constabulary

Humberside Police

Kent Police

Lancashire Constabulary

Leicestershire Constabulary

Lincolnshire Police

Merseyside Police

Metropolitan Police 1829-1899

Metropolitan Police 1900-1939

Metropolitan Police 1940-1945

Metropolitan Police 1946-Now

Appendix 1 - pre-1829 deaths

Appendix 2 - air raid deaths off duty

Norfolk Constabulary

North Yorkshire Police

Northamptonshire Police

Northumbria Police

Nottinghamshire Police

South Yorkshire Police

West Yorkshire Police

Wiltshire Constabulary

WALES

SCOTLAND

Central Scotland Police

Dumfries and Galloway Constabulary

Fife Constabulary

Grampian Police

Lothian and Borders Police

Northern Constabulary

Strathclyde Police

Tayside Police

NATIONAL FORCES

British Transport Police

Ministry of Defence Police

PORTS/TUNNEL FORCES

Port of Bristol Police

Port of Tilbury London Police

Mersey Tunnels Police

ISLANDS

Guernsey Police

Isle of Man Constabulary

States of Jersey Police

IRELAND

(United Kingdom 1801-1922)

Dublin Metropolitan Police

Irish Constabularies 1801-1836

(Including the Peace Preservation Force, County Constabulary and Irish Revenue Police)

Royal Irish Constabulary 1836-1922

(Including the Constabulary of Ireland)

NORTHERN IRELAND

Irish Constabularies 1801-1922

(Including former constituent forces of the six counties of Northern Ireland. Names may be duplicated in the Rolls for Ireland above.)

Police Homicides since 1800

(Analytical list of Members of Northern Ireland Police Forces killed by criminal acts since 1800)

Belfast Harbour Police

Ulster Special Constabulary 1921-1970

Royal Ulster Constabulary GC 1922-2001

Police Service of Northern Ireland

No known deaths recorded, and not currently represented on Roll:- NATIONAL: - Civil Nuclear Constabulary;
PORTS / OTHER: - Port of Dover Police; Port of Liverpool Police; Other airport / parks / ports police.

Abbreviations used in lists

Ranks:

A = Acting
ACC = Assistant Chief Constable
C(onst) = Constable
Cdr = Commander
Ch = Chief
Cmr = Commissioner
D = Detective
Div=Divisional
Exp = Explosives
Fm = Fireman
H = Head
I(nsp) = Inspector
Ms = Messenger
O = Officer
P = Police
Par = Parish
Pce = Peace
R = Reserve
S = Special
Sgt = Sergeant
Stn = Station
Supt = Superintendent
T = Temporary
W = Woman
W/man = Watchman
WR = War Reserve.

Ireland only:

A = Auxiliary
Cadet = Officer Cadet
D(ist) = District
Co = County

CSO = Civilian Search Officer

National Honours/Awards:

GC = George Cross
GM = George Medal
KPM = King’s Police Medal
KPFSM = King’s Police and Fire Service Medal
QPM = Queen’s Police Medal
QGM = Queen’s Gallantry Medal
BEM = British Empire Medal
MBE = Member of Order of the British Empire
KC = King’s Commendation
QC = Queen’s Commendation.

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