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Newsletters

The various branches of the Regimental Association distribute newsletters to their branch members. A number of these newsletters are reproduced on this site for your reading pleasure.

We are changing the format of newsletter presentation and in this respect we would appreciate your comments concerning this measure. All future newsletter will be presented in the original PDF format offered by the various editors. We suggest that you 'right-click' on the links provided and select to open the items in a new tab or new window.

You may need to download PDF reader software for this purpose.

Central Newsletter

Compiled and written by Peter Bellingham (5281), this is the newsletter read by the Zimbabwean members of the Regimental Association.

Current Edition

March 2009 - Edition 95
24 May 2009

Previous Editions

Aussie Outpost

We are please to continue publication of the Aussie Outpost (including the Queensland Newsletter), edited by Kerry Hoadley (5316), for your reading pleasure. This Outpost is distributed to Austalian members of the Regimental Association.

Current Edition

Spring Edition 2009 - Volume 11 Issue 4
5 December 2009
Previous Editions

Winter Edition 2009 - Volume 11 Issue 3

Summer 2008 Volume 11 Issue 2

Summer & Autumn 2008 Volume 11 Issue 1

Natal Branch Outpost

We are pleased to include the Natal Outpost compiled and
edited by Trevor Dutton (5293), after a long break!

Trevor was born in Stafford, England, in 1936. He served two years as a Cadet with the Staffordshire County Constabulary then, aged 18, had to choose between joining the Grenadier Guards or the BSA Police. He attested into the BSA Police 18 September 1954 (Squad 7/54) and his first station, after Depot, was Gwelo Town Police. Trevor than moved to Gwelo Rural; Shabani before joining the Criminal Investigation Department in Bulawayo. He later transferred to Salisbury and ended up as Member-in-Charge Bindura Station from where he retired on gratuity in 1967. Trevor is a railway enthusiast, who had a life long ambition to drive a train, and eventually did so under strict supervision, but today is limited to driving those on his model railway layout.

Current Edition

October 2009: 82nd Edition (PDF Document - 3Mb)
15 July 2009

Previous Editions

Natal Midlands Newsletter

We are placing the Natal Midlands Newsletter on these pages, rather than the Associations page. The newsletter is compiled by Alan (8242) and Flik Bennett.

Current Edition

September Note Book - Edition 12 (PDF Document 143kb)
19 September 2009

Previous Editions

June NoteBook - Edition 11 (PDF Document - 278Kb)

All Previous Editions

New Zealand Outpost

We Welcome the introduction of the Kiwi Outpost the the list of publications now accessible to members world wide.

Current Edition

Volume 4 2009 (PDF Document - 713Kb)
5 August 2009

Previous Editions

May 2009 Edition (PDF Document - 2.4Mb)

OB Extracts

For some time now, Fred Mason (5934) has been toiling away at a newsletter he refers to as OB Extracts. Previously, this has been published under the Associations Page as part of the Natal Branch Section. The web site administrator believes that should be afforded its own 'newletter' status, so here goes:

All Editions

Queensland Branch

Mike Edden writes from Queensland. This has always been a part of the Aussie Outpost, but deserves its own link.

September 2009 (PDF Document 63Kb)

Transvaal Outpost

We are honoured to be able to present to you the Transvaal Outpost, once again - after a year's absence, which is now edited by Glenn Macaskill (6538).

Glenn Macaskill joined the force in December 1961 and served for a short period in the Duty Uniform Branch at Salisbury and Southerton, before transferring to the Criminal Investigation Department and then Special Branch, where as a plain clothed officer he served at Salisbury, Sinoia, Fort Victoria and Gwelo. He left the force with the rank of Superintendent in July 1980.