Chris Helme

Chris Helme served for thirty years as a police constable, working for twenty-six years in his hometown of Brighouse. In 1990, he was awarded the British Empire Medal for his work within the community, and retired in 2001. For twenty-nine years, Helme has written a nostalgia column in his local newspaper, and since retiring from the police, has been commissioned to write a further five books. Since 1997, he has written and published the bi-annual West and North Yorkshire Speaker Directories, and has also become a regular public speaker.

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All in a Day's Work: 30 Years as a Brighouse Bobby

The funny, sad and often incredible life of a local policeman patrolling his hometown.

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Polaris: Submarines, Missiles, the US Navy and the Royal Navy

Home Front: Alfred T. Palmer’s WWII Photography

We’ve All Life Before Us: A Love Story of the Second World War

The 28th Infantry Division and the Battle of the Bulge

The Children of Charles II: The Merry Monarch’s Fourteen Bastards

Jack Hawkins: A Biography

All in a Day's Work: 30 Years as a Brighouse Bobby

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