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Author Salutes Flying Squad Former detective remembers the first 60 years of one of the Met’s most storied outfits in latest book... An experienced former Flying Squad detective-turned author has been reflecting on the history and achievements of his former unit in his latest book. In The Sweeney, Dick Kirby, who himself served two tours with the squad, charts the fortunes of the much-storied outfit from its emergence after a First World War crime wave to the time of his arrival during the 1970s. The book opens with an account of the 1948 gold bullion and jewellery raid at the new London Airport. Officers from the Flying Squad were waiting – and what happened n…

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I thought I'd make a directory for the hobby threads rather than make each one sticky. General hobbies thread Photographic Club Bike Club Wine Club Garden Club Books and Films Coffee Opinions999tommo2011-08-07 23:21:06

Does anyone know much about CSMA? Grandad, who used to work for the Post Office, was going on about it earlier!

Just a quick one, where would I start a thread to advertise our Police Discount for our Close Protection Training Courses? Thanks, Link removed. M&MBMM&MBM2011-02-20 21:45:15

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-12549785 Anyone fancy a "non job"? I quite like the idea of cheerleading coach.

"Evicting a woman from her council home for failing to pay rent would breach her human rights, judges ruled yesterday. Town Hall chiefs wanted to evict Rebecca Powell, who receives thousands of pounds in benefits, after she ran up more than £3,500 in arrears on the accommodation she was given because she was homeless. But the Supreme Court said that – under the controversial European Convention on Human Rights – this would be a breach of the right to ‘respect for a person’s home’. Council leaders and the Government had fought the case and fear it may now be harder to evict thousands of council tenants who fall into arrears. Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news…

i looked for our old apps chat but couldnt find it, basically. i wouldnt mind a topic sharing our fave apps, good apps, useful ones free, or for a fee. fun or functional. here is a few of my faves: AroundMe - GPS based, gets your position and you have tabs to find Bars, Hospitals and Taxis etc near you now, free Facebook - what it says on the tin, if there was one, free ToDo's - a to-do list, pops a number in a circle on the home screen to show un-done tasks, free Crash Kart - paid about £3.50 for this 3D racer game, a right laugh and worth it i say Crash Banicoot Ibowl and Igolf - similar motion played games like the nintendo wii - free, and decent graphics Tr…

I know this site is new but all in all as someone-else said, once you get used to it it's fine.I had a glich or three trying to log on earlier,but with some very good help and a lot of patience from a couple of guys called Steve and Geoff on the phone number from the site,I am now up and running,even though I am a bit of a technophobe (good job i've not got much hair though, otherwise I would have pulled it all out by now) !

Congratulations to the winner of the January photo competition... andrew999! Andrew's photograph, Bus Jam, attracted a massive 45.71% of the vote and has earned him a rather natty PS.com Moderator's award and it will be entered into the PS.com photo of the year competition. Andrew also has the honour of picking the topic for the next month. Well done Andrew and everyone else who entered as there were some excellent pictures this month. Finally, the winning photograph: Bus Jam by fbizinc, on Flickr

For a change I thought we'd have a five word story, see how that progresses. Once upon a time, a

For those that might be intrested we have 5 HEROES coming home on the 17/02/11 The Repatriation of<?:NAMESPACE PREFIX = O /> Private Lewis Hendry (3rd Battalion) Parachute Regiment, Private Conrad Lewis (4th Battalion) Parachute Regiment, LCpl Kyle Marshall (2nd Battalion) Parachute Regiment and Private Robert Wood and Private Dean Hutchinson, both of the Royal Logistic Corps (RLC), who were killed in a fire at Camp Bastion, Afghanistan, on Monday 14 February 2011 Thursday, 17th February, 2011. Flypast over Wootton Bassett 13:00 hours - Timings prov…

Afternoon all, a mate of mine just text me this and it made me laugh so thought I would share. WARNING!. There's been a fight in the biscuit tin. A lad called Rocky hit a Penguin over head with a club, tied him to a Wagon Wheel with Blue Riband and made his Breakaway in a Taxi. Police say he was last seen just After Eight in Maryland with a Ginger Nut and an accomplice only know to the police as Rich.T. They didnt leave a crumb of evidence so the Jammy Dodger might just get away with it. I thought it was quite clever.

As some of you prob no I am not that old. as my signature states about cadets, but anyhow , for some reason in the past 2-3 years I have been fascinated with nature and survival in forests and other weathers, such as I camped in Cyprus with someone i know for 1 week in some random place. Have any of you over done a "walkabout"? such as if any of you has seen the TV program "lost" the man in the wheelchair wanted to do one ( named lock or something ) he was going to go Australia and just survive in the wilderness for a week. I 100% am going to do stuff like that when I am older, and I have done activities lets call it like that in other countries ^ about Cyprus thing , as…