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Next Meeting

My Life as Hamble's Policeman - Part 2

THURSDAY 5th June 7.30pm - Hamble Memorial Hall (Rear Hall)

This time last year Ray Smout gave a very popular talk about his life and experiences as the village’s policeman during the 1970s, including some extremely humorous incidents. Ray only had time to cover some of the interesting cases he encountered while being the village’s policeman, so at this meeting he will be telling more stories from his police duties in Hamble.  

Ray will complete his story of dealing with the Chalmers Way village villain and finally he will repeat the highlight of his police career solving a major crime at the Manor Hotel that led to the longest and costliest fraud trial in British history. 

New members and visitors are always welcomed!  The cost is £2 a meeting.
If you would like more information, please contact the Society’s Secretary.