It is with regret I I have to inform you of the death of Allan Bagguley 81 yrs which occurred on 26th March 2025.
Allan passed away in the Jubilee Unit Nottingham City Hospital he had been in hospital for 19 weeks initially at QMC then latterly at the City Hospital.
Allan had become a Special Constable in 1966 and retired as Special Superintendent/Commandant in 2006.
He worked in the Force Control Room from 1983, initially at Epperstone Manor and the Force Headquarters where he retired as a Senior Civilian in 2013.
He leaves a wife Margaret who many of us know, when she was a Clerical Officer at Arnold Front Street, and then Control Room Operator at Oxclose Lane, they had no children.
Allan C. Bagguley Retired Special Commandant who died in Nottingham City Hospital on 27th March 2025 aged 81 years.
A Thanksgiving Service for his life, dedication and volunteering over 40 years to the Nottinghamshire Police Service will be held at 2.00pm Monday 28th April at
St Michael’s Church, Main Street, Farnsfield following a Private Cremation. Parking outside the church is limited and where possible people are requested to park in the two car parks listed below which are five minutes walk from the St Michael’s.
Allan was an ardent Nottingham Forest supporter and season ticket holder, attendees are asked to wear a fleck of red in their attire to recognise his connection.
No flowers. A collection after the Service will be donated to the Jubilee Unit at Nottingham City Hospital.
After the service light refreshments will be served – all welcome – at The Plough. Main Street, Farnsfield where reminisces of Allan’s life will be shared.
Parking is available at the Plough (NG22 8EA) or across the road at Parfitt Drive. Post Code NG22 8FA
Undertakers are: D.J. Hall Funeral Directors, Verne House, 62 King Street, Southwell. NG25 0EN Telephone 01636 385919
Our sincerely condolences go out to Margaret at this sad time
John Kennedy
Secretary Notts NARPO
07851430645
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i knew and worked with both Allan and Margaret. Allan was always the same helpful, knowledgeable and above all considerate in all he did. As a young officer he was approachable and over the years he had a joke with you, usually at your expense but in a nice way. You will be sadly missed
eric lovatt
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Rest in peace my friend. We feel the loss of a gentleman and upstanding member of the pkuc family. Our thoughts are with Margaret.
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l did not know Allan at all really. Think l met him once, however, l did work at Arnold with Margaret, 1974 -1980 and soon realised that she was a very nice lady who would always guide me in the right direction. Arnold was my first and only regular posting and so l saw a lot of the two Margaret’s who were there then. My thoughts are with Margaret at this time and R.I.P Allan.
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My sincere condolences to Margaret after Allan’s passing. Thinking of you Margaret at this difficult time.
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Really sad to hear of Allan’s passing. So thoroughly lovely, friendly and helpful .RIP Allan.
Sincere condolences to Maggie.
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Condolences to Margaret who was working at Arnold when I was posted there in 1974, I also went out with Alan on patrol a few times and regularly talked to him in the Control room when I transferred to Traffic, always willing to help out and support, R.I.P.
Kev Guise.
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So sorry to hear this news, I worked on the same shift as Margaret for some years at Arnold and also got to know Allan when he came on duty, he was a lovely man and he will be missed. My prayers and thoughts are with Margaret at this sad time.
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So sorry to hear this. Such a lovely man. Always there to help whenever and however he could.
RIP Allan.
Condolences to Margaret.
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it is with sadness that I hear of the death of Allan. I worked with Allan for a number of years in the Force Control Room. I send my sincere condolences to Margaret.
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I worked with Allan in 1979 in Epperstone ControlRoom and later that year to FHQ Sherwood Lodge Control room. A nicer, pleasant man was he, never a cross word and became a good friend. In 1983, I was one of the team who instructed civilians to become control room operatives and Maggie Baggie was one of them, again a lovely lady to work with. My heart goes out to her and Rest in peace Allen.
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Our paths crossed a number of times during my service as a dog handler. Alan was a top bloke and I was sad to hear of his passing. My deepest condolences to Margaret and the family.
RIP Alan🙏💙
Paul Wade
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Stand down Allan your duty is done. A colleague but also Allan and Margaret were very good friends who we saw when they visited Cornwall. A very sad loss of a true gentleman RIP. Deepest sympathy Margaret and I know we will not lose touch xxx
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Used to take the specials out on patrol at Carlton with alan in charge, also worked with Margaret at St Anns. Saw them oftem when i lived at Southwell. RIP Alan, condolences Margaret. Terry Hardy
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I worked with Allan in the Force Control Room between 1983-85. He was always most pleasant and sensible. He was very modest regarding his work as a Special, especially as he reached such a high rank, and he only informed me of this 3 years ago.
Latterly, I engaged with him at Traffic reunions at the Royal Oak, Edwinstowe and he was very good company.
My sincere condolences to Margaret. mick809
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I am deeply sorry to hear the sad news about Alan – a thoroughly decent, thoughtful, yet practical man who easily won the respect of those who knew him or worked alongside him. On a number of occasions back in the 1970’s, while on rural mobile patrol, I enjoyed the pleasure of Alan’s company and was very thankful for his assistance. We have lost a friend and a good man! My sincere condolences to his wife, Margaret.
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We were so very sorry to hear of Allan’s passing. He’s been known to our family for many years, since my Dad served with him in the Specials in Southwell. Both he and Margaret have figured in our lives socially and professionally. A remarkable couple, dedicated yo the Police Force. RIP Allan.
Mick and Jane
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