Stanley Bailey facts for kids

Sir Stanley Ernest Bailey (born September 30, 1926, died August 9, 2008) was an important British police officer. He served as the top police officer, called a chief constable, for Northumbria Police from 1975 to 1991. This means he was in charge of all police operations in that area for many years.

Stanley Bailey was born in Somers Town, London. During World War II, he was asked to work in coal mines as a Bevin Boy. This was a special program where young men helped the war effort by mining coal. After the war, in 1947, he started his career with the Metropolitan Police, which is the main police force for London.

Awards and Recognition

Sir Stanley Bailey received several important awards for his long and dedicated service in the police force. These awards show how much he contributed to public safety and law enforcement in Britain.

Ribbon	Description	Notes
	Order of the British Empire (CBE)	This award recognizes great service to the community. Commander is a high rank within this order.
	Knight Bachelor (Kt)	This means he was given the title "Sir."
	Queen's Police Medal (QPM)	He received this special medal in 1973. It is given for especially brave or distinguished police work.
	Police Long Service and Good Conduct Medal	This medal is for police officers who serve for a long time. It also recognizes good behavior and dedication.

Images for kids

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  Ribbon for the Order of the British Empire

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  Ribbon for Knight Bachelor

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  Ribbon for the Queen's Police Medal

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  Ribbon for Police Long Service and Good Conduct Medal