Constable on the Prowl
A perfect feel-good read from one of Britain's best-loved authors
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Narrated by:
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Philip Franks
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By:
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Nicholas Rhea
Nick is still settling into his role at the Ashfordly Section police station, and he’s drawn the short straw: night duty. Alone in the midnight hours with nothing but dead leaves, stray cats and legends of ghosts and ghoulies to accompany him. A sleeping village doesn’t mean a simple shift, though. Between the early risers of the farming community, a badger with a sweet tooth, and getting to know his new workmates, there’s no time for Nick to kick his feet up in the station. And of course there’s Claude Jeremiah Greengrass! Why did he have to retreat hastily down a ladder from a lady's bedroom? And can he really be innocent of taking a deer during the night, when he was seen emerging from the forest carrying a particularly fine set of antlers?
“Stories of a constable on his village beat in North Yorkshire. All very gentle and far, far removed from the hurly burly of modern day city policing.” DAILY TELEGRAPH
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Great listen
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very good listening and a good story . Both very factional and entertaining. A good history of Rural policing in the 1960s in Yorkshire
very easy listening
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Found it a very interesting what the life of a rular police officer is about and how differant it is to a town officer
Very enjoyable
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The description of North Yorkshire is brilliant I have to go there every 6 months and although Yorkshire has changed but as you drive down the country lanes you could still be in the time of the books
what a ride
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Such an easy listen.
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