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Police and Royal Guards

Mariana Martins LCE1 Sofia Ferreira LCE1

Index

Means of transport

Yeomen of the Guard

Yeomen Warders

Police

Conclusion

References

Royal Guards

mEANS oF police transport

Police forces rely on various vehicles to carry out law enforcement duties, including:

Patrol Cars

Motorcycles

Bicycles

Horses (Mounted Police)

Helicopters

Boats

Vans or Armored Vehicles

mEANS oF police transport

Police forces rely on various vehicles to carry out law enforcement duties, including:

Patrol Cars

Motorcycles

Bicycles

Horses (Mounted Police)

Helicopters

Boats

Vans or Armored Vehicles

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mEANS oF Royal guards transport

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Motorcycles(Motorcarde Outriders)

Limousines and Luxury Cars

Horses (Mounted Guards)

Horse-Drawn Carriages

Helicopters and Private Jets

Boats and Yachts

43 territorial police forces in England and Wales​ Policing by consent: Authority is based on public trust​ Unarmed policing: Most officers do not carry firearms​ Specialist forces: Handle specific areas like transport and organized crime​ 55% public confidence in police forces​

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Introduction

ROYAL GUARDS

Elite soldiers have been protecting the British monarch since the reign of Henry VII.

The Guards Regiments were originally formed to serve as personal bodyguards for the Sovereign, with the first units raised in 1656 to safeguard the exiled King Charles II.

The Changing the Guard ceremony was initially held at the Palace of Whitehall, the official London residence of the Sovereign until 1698.

Currently, the main Changing the Guard ceremony takes place at Buckingham Palace.

Yeomen of the guard

The King's Body Guard of the Yeomen of the Guard

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Historical Role. Oldest British military corps, duties...

Badge of the Yeomen of the Guard.

Current Role. Royal ceremonies...

Uniform. Tudor rose, cerimonial weapons..

YEOMEN WARDERS

The Yeoman Warders originally belonged to the Yeoman of the Guard, the monarch’s elite bodyguards who accompanied the king or queen everywhere. During Henry VIII's reign, a portion of the royal bodyguard was assigned to protect the Tower of London.

Historically, the Yeoman Warders were exclusively male, but in 2007, Moira Cameron became the first woman to join their ranks. Since then, more women have been appointed.

As mentioned, both groups wear distinctive uniforms. The Yeomen of the Guard wear the traditional Tudor-style red and gold, while the Yeoman Warders' state dress has similar origins but is worn only on formal occasions at the Tower.

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The royal carriage

• Used in crowd control situations, parades, and ceremonial duties;

• In coastal cities or locations with large bodies of water, police use boats to patrol harbours, rivers, and lakes.

• Accompanied the king on military campaigns ;
• Protected the King on the battlefield;
• Served as a close, trusted group of soldiers, surrounding the King during potential threats;

• Aerial transport is used for surveillance, search-and-rescue operations, high-speed pursuits, or monitoring large crowds.

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Badge of the Yeomen of the Guard

• It allows police officers to navigate more easily;
• Used for traffic enforcement, crowd control and escorting duties;

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• Used for riot control, transporting detainees, or SWAT operations;

• The most common transport

Uniform

• State Opening of Parliament, royal weddings and banquets.

• In pedestrian-friendly areas or during public events, police use bicycles for patrol

• Used in crowd control situations, parades, and ceremonial duties;

• In coastal cities or locations with large bodies of water, police use boats to patrol harbours, rivers, and lakes.

• Aerial transport is used for surveillance, search-and-rescue operations, high-speed pursuits, or monitoring large crowds.

• It allows police officers to navigate more easily;
• Used for traffic enforcement, crowd control and escorting duties;

• Used for riot control, transporting detainees, or SWAT operations;

• The most common transport

• In pedestrian-friendly areas or during public events, police use bicycles for patrol