constable; detective inspector; superintendant; chief constable; early computers; police superintendent's training arrangements; seargent Jackson's story; police practices, boxes, communications; beat work; public attitudes; C.I.D. activities; record system; informants; policing methods; hours of duty; police dogs; promotion opportunities; discipline code; differing oaths of allegiance; offences on railway stations; railway by-laws; structure; links between railway management and police; staff police relationships; trespass and trains, vandalism; missiles aimed at drivers; Rocket 150; Sir Peter Parker; royal train security; silver jubilee; appointment to Chief constable; long service awards; rationalisation; inspection arrangements; fire; major incident exercises, lessons learned; need for separate British Transport (BT) force justified; d.o.b. 1927-10-03, railway work; 1977-1989, Hull; Blackpool; Australia; New Zealand; Birmingham; Leeds; King's Cross; Hull Police; Birmingham Police; Leeds Police; British Transport Police; 'Q' Trains; Tadworth Police Training School;