Derbyshire Constabulary

Type: Governmental

The Derbyshire Constabulary is the police force serving Stanton-by-Dale and the surrounding area. A village policeman was stationed in Stanton-by-Dale or nearby from the 1890s-1940s according to local trade directories (e.g. Kelly’s Directory).

Buildings

No buildings recorded for this institution.

Associated Residents

• P.C. Newton
• Police Constable Parfitt
• Police Sergeant Bramley
• Police Constable Harry Vickers
• PC Roberts
• PC Stevenson

📷 Photographs

No photographs found for this institution.

Historical Records

• Dreadful Accident at Stanton-by-Dale - 23 November 1883
• Let Off: Drunkenness at Stanton-by-Dale - 7 August 1914
• A Missing Gun - 7 January 1922
• Straying Sheep at Stanton-by-Dale - 20 May 1922
• At the Court: Multiple Cases at Ilkeston Petty Sessions - 7 October 1922
• Stanton-by-Dale: Smartly Caught Poaching - 9 December 1922
• Juvenile Traders: Street Trading at Stanton-by-Dale - 1 December 1923
• Magistrates' Tribute at Medal Presentations - 28 August 1930
• 'Overlay' Proves Costly to Stapleford Man - 2 June 1934
• Police as Hosts: Five Hundred Dancers at Sandiacre Event - 21 February 1936
• Overalls Missing: Long Eaton Man Accused of Theft - 3 September 1937
• Overalls Stolen: Long Eaton Man Placed on Probation - 9 September 1937
• Child Rescued from Canal by PC Vickers - 16 July 1938
• Retiring After 36 Years In Constabulary - 15 April 1943