Royal Commission on Police Powers and Procedures

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3 May 1928

The Times broke the news of the Savidge case, in which Sir Leo Money , a knighted Member of Parliament, and his companion Irene Savidge , a valve tester, were accused of indecent behaviour.

Carrier, John. The Campaign for the Employment of Women as Police Officers. Avebury; Gower, 1988.

190-204

Luck, Joan. The British Policewoman: Her Story. R. Hale, 1979.

157-64

October 1928-January 1929

The Royal Commission on Police Powers and Procedures held meetings to gather evidence for its report on police procedure. The report had a positive effect on the acceptance of policewomen.

Carrier, John. The Campaign for the Employment of Women as Police Officers. Avebury; Gower, 1988.

205-13

Luck, Joan. The British Policewoman: Her Story. R. Hale, 1979.

165

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