Important information

Genre: Biographical

Audience: Adults

Jonathan’s experiences as a police offer are told in ‘Who’d be a Copper?’ and ‘Hospital Beat’ have always made for fascinating talks. But he also had two fairly recent books about aeroplanes and WW2, ‘Kittyhawk Down’ and ‘Vermisst’. Jonathan received several commendations during his thirty years as a police officer culminating in 2007 when he won the coveted Community Police Officer of the Year Award. He wrote a regular column in the national UK police magazine Police Review, where his professional writing began. He has a lot of interesting stories to tell about his time in the police, as you can imagine, and they are detailed in his book 'Who'd be a Copper?'

Venue information

Nottingham Central Library is located within the Broadmarsh Development, with entry located on Carrington Street.

Onsite café, food and drink available
Unisex & accessible toilets - Changing Places Room available within our complex
Baby changing facilities & buggy parking
Ramp access to building
Lift access to floors
Onsite Security Team - First-aid trained

5 minute walk from Nottingham Train Station & Tram Stop
Easily accessible from City Centre