St James, Hindlip Ordnance Survey reference: SO 879586 War Memorial

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In addition, in the church there is a frame containing six photographs of WW I soldiers.
The heading above the photos reads:

Members of the Hindlip Choir
Who served in the Great War

The individual captions to the photos are:

2^nd Air Mec^h. A.E. Harris R.A.F.
Enlisted June 16th 1918
Home Service

RQMS T.E. Barton Worcester Reg^t
re-enlisted Aug 6^th 1914
Served in Salonica, Gallipoli & France

Serg, H. Wale R.E.
Enlisted Dec^br 4th 1914
Served in France, Salonica, Gallipoli, Egypt & Palestine

Pte. R.F. Reeves, R.A.M.C.
Enlisted Aug. 8^th 1918
Home Service

Bomb^r. T.A. Wiggin R.F.A.
Enlisted Nov^r. 28th 1916
Served in France & Belgium

Pte. W. Tarplee Warwick Reg^t.
Enlisted June 24th 1918
Served in the Army on the Rhine

West Mercia Constabulary

Hindlip Hall was acquired by the West Mercia Constabulary for their headquarters, Hindlip church being in the grounds of the hall, about 100 yards from the hall. There is a memorial in the Police Headquarters.
The memorial is on a wall in the main reception. It consists of a bronze plate mounted on a wooden background. The words Worcestershire Constabulary in scrolls either side of the Worcestershire County symbol is at the top with the following inscription underneath:

This tablet was erected by The officers and men of the Worcestershire Constabulary In rememberance of those who Gave their lives in the wars 1914-1918     1939-1945 .     .     . 1914-1918 Percival G. Bicknell. William Bould Ernest Bullock. Cyril Davies Ernest Haynes. Arthur Hemming. Alfred Hurren. Oswald Pollard. George Pratt. Maurice W. Saunders James Simpson. Alfred A. Stokes. Albert E. Taylor. John E. Taylor Joseph H. Tromans 1939-1945 Arthur W. Cornelius. Benjamin Raybould. Oliver J. Keen. Samuel Rollinson. Ernest A. Thomas George C. Lowe REQUIESCANT IN PEACE