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From my Archives - Dyserth Police Station

Dyserth Police Station

Saturday 17th August 1940

P.C. No. 34, Cecil Jones

Starting at 09.30. He gives a list of his whereabouts every hour and these remarks:-

“Engaged at the Police Station during the early part of the morning. Patrolled upper and lower Dyserth during the latter part of the morning and called at the Banks respecting advertisements likely to be found on Bank of England notes.

Patrolled Meliden and Bodrhyddan districts during the afternoon and also visited Talargoch Mines respecting complaints of damage.

Visited the Bodunig Inn, Dyserth at 7.50 p.m., the Cross Keys Inn, Dyserth at 8.20 p.m. and found all in order.

Patrolled Dyserth and Meliden during the early part of the evening. Engaged on ARP duties and patrolled upper and lower Dyserth during the latter part of the evening.

Visited Dyserth Limeworks at 12.40 a.m. and found all in order.”

He finished at 1 a.m. on Sunday and started again at 10 a.m. (until midnight).

Dyserth Police Station, Thomas Avenue c 1950.
I don't know if this was the Police Station in 1940.

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