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Posted 06/09/2008 to 21:14
I have just found out that my father, Inspector Duncan Macfarlane, is on this memorial and I am delighted that there is recognition for all the officers listed.I think the memorial looks beautiful and I look forward to seeing it very soon.
Posted 17/04/2008 to 22:11
I'm glad to see, and hear, that my old friends and neighbours, will not be forgotten.
Regards and best wishes... Stevie Thomson....A244
Posted 05/04/2008 to 11:58
A great site. I saw the guest book with emotion. I am a retired chief inspector after 3 years with the Brussels Police District. I am Belgian with dual British nationlity. Best regards to all.
Posted 17/03/2008 to 13:18
With all my love
Constable Robert W Rennie Died 17/3/90. A" Division (Cranstonhill Office) Traffic Division.
My father ! Never forgotten and much loved
Glynis,David & Alistair Rennie
Posted 07/02/2008 to 10:10
It was good to find the memorial for your collegues present and past. I was hoping to find my Gr Gr Grandfather Robert Craig.Robert was born in Derry ,Ireland c 1825. He is on the 1851 census as a Police Officer,living in Greenock west,married to Agnes with 4 children.His death cert 7/4/1886 and 18/04/1886,states He was a Police Sergeant and was found dead whilst on duty in the Police Box,Custom House Quay,Greenock. please let me know if you have any info archived.Best reagdrs Maureen Hoyland
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Carol Macfarlane (Kilmacolm, United Kingdom) 
Kenneth HESELWOOD (Bruxelles, Belgium) 
Maureen Hoyland (Dorset, Great Britain)