Alan HEALEY

Member of Salford Branch. Joined Salford City Police on 30th March 1957 and retired from GMP in March 1992 as Chief Inspector.

A summary of Alan’s distinguished police service: he joined Salford City Police on 30th March 1957 and retired from GMP in March 1992 as Chief Inspector.

He served at The Crescent and Park Lane (Salford), Peterloo House, Sedgley Park, Bruche, Longsight, Blackley, Swinton and Wigan. His roles included uniform, traffic training, juvenile liaison and public relations, and he progressed through the ranks of Sergeant, Inspector and Chief Inspector. He received many written commendations for his actions across numerous situations.

Alan served with dedication, professionalism and quiet pride. His contribution to policing and to the community — both through his service and his volunteer work — will be remembered with respect and gratitude.

His ashes are to be scattered along the East Lancashire Heritage Railway, where Alan volunteered for many years. As many will know, it was a place of great meaning to him, and a fitting tribute to his long-standing dedication.

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  • Alan Healey's intake class, Salford City Police

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