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Tag: Metropolitan Police

This collection traces Metropolitan Police across Rye’s Own, bringing formal news together with the personalities and everyday moments behind the name. Readers can move between “Victoria’s Medal”, “Rye Ballot Papers Stolen”, and “Life Should Mean Life”, seeing how the subject appeared at different moments in the magazine. Read together, the articles show how public events and private memories become part of the town’s shared story.

Rye Ballot Papers Stolen

We have just been informed that a van was stolen overnight which contained the polling station ballot papers for the Hastings & Rye constituency (around. 72 300 ballot papers).

Posted on 29th April 201514th October 2026Author Jim HollandsCategories CrimeTags Hastings Borough Council, Metropolitan PoliceLeave a comment on Rye Ballot Papers Stolen
Rye Borough Police

Rye Borough Police

By Frank Palmer Rye Borough Police Force came into being in 1838, two years after Hastings and nine years after the Metropolitan Police.

Posted on 21st January 200714th October 2026Author Jim HollandsCategories Police AlertTags East Sussex Constabulary, Metropolitan Police, Ypres TowerLeave a comment on Rye Borough Police
Victoria’s Medal

Victoria’s Medal

Rye Celebration Medals By Frank Palmer. The issue of official medals for Royal celebrations such as Coronations and Jubilees, were much more generous in the past and were pleasing moments for the recipients who, in many cases, had been involved in the event.

Posted on 1st March 200614th October 2026Author Frank PalmerCategories Local HistoryTags Frank Palmer, Metropolitan PoliceLeave a comment on Victoria’s Medal
Life Should Mean Life

Life Should Mean Life

Dear Editor. I agree with you that the certainty of detection combined with the severity of the sentence should deter even the most vicious criminal. Deterrence certainly worked in the international relations during the Cold War.

Posted on 1st January 200614th October 2026Author Jim HollandsCategories CrimeTags Her Majesty, Metropolitan Police, Parliament, Royal assent, Rt.HonLeave a comment on Life Should Mean Life
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