DR JOHNSON'S HOUSE LECTURE SERIES: THE CITY OF LONDON POLICE IN WWII

POLICE HISTORIAN REBECCA WALKER JOINS US FOR THIS INSTALLMENT OF OUR LECTURE SERIES AT DR JOHNSON'S HOUSE

Thursday 27 March, 12:30pm - 1:30pm • Dr Johnson's House, 17 Gough Square

2025 sees the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II, a conflict that saw over 30 members of the City of London Police lose their lives, both on the Home Front and while serving in the Armed Forces. In this free talk, police historian Rebecca Walker delves into the lives and careers of some of the police officers and staff commemorated on the force’s War Memorial. She explores what their stories reveal about the impact the global conflict had on the City of London and its police force.

About the speaker

Rebecca Walker graduated in English Language and English Literature from Oxford University in 1985. She became a police officer in 1993, serving in both Sussex Police and the City of London Police. She was on the Project Board overseeing the City Police's Museum and is currently a Committee Member of the Police History Society. Rebecca also leads walks in London on a range of topics, including the history of policing the Square Mile.

Lunch

Lunch will be served at this event: please let us know 48 hours in advance, via an Eventbrite message, if you have any specific dietary requirements or have any allergies.