EV-0339 — Glamorgan Archives: South Wales Constabulary records, November–December 1988 — Great House Farm, Llandough (27 Sep 2026)

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EV ID	EV-0339
Institution	Glamorgan Archives
Matter	South Wales Constabulary records, November–December 1988 — Great House Farm, Llandough
Route / regime	Email · records enquiry
Their reference	2026/4460
Request date	27 Sep 2026
Statutory deadline	No statutory deadline applies
Deadline	no statutory deadline
First reply (not an acknowledgement)	22 Oct 2026
Days waited	25 (27 Sep to 22 Oct 2026)
Response class	partial
Exemptions cited	none cited
Redirected to	—
Fees or charges named	£ A paid search of the 1988 Weekly Orders is offered (marked £ on the dartboard).
Messages	1 sent · 1 received (0 acknowledgements only)
Attachments from the institution	0 archived

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Timeline

Date	Direction	Class	Summary	Copy
27 Sep 2026	→ to institution	request	Requests South Wales Constabulary occurrence books, operational orders, press files and deposit schedules for late 1988.	email · text
22 Oct 2026	← from institution	partial	The archive answers each question: police occurrence books end in 1984 and station logs in 1979; the 1988 Weekly Orders exist but are closed because they name serving officers, and a paid search can be commissioned; no press-office files are listed.	email · text

Catalogue entries (Glamorgan Archives, read 22 Oct 2026)

Daily incident summaries survive for 1987 and 1989–1993, not 1988 (DSWP/14/1–6). Catalogue
Press and public relations office files end in September 1987 (DSWP/49/3). Catalogue
The 1988 annual report is DSWP/16/6. Catalogue
The 1988 Weekly Orders are DSWP/8/12/19, closed. Catalogue

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