Print celebrates 100 years of women in the Metropolitan Police

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Print celebrates 100 years of women in the Metropolitan Police

The Metropolitan Women Police Association has produced a print depicting women officers in different roles across the century.

Date - 10th December 2019
By - Chloe Livadeas

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The Metropolitan Woman Police Association (MWA) has produced a print to mark 100 years of women officers in the force. Working with Blue Lamp Prints, which produces artwork by specialist police artist Mick Ewins - who came out of retirement just to...

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