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Florence Mildred White (10 December 1873 – 29 December 1957) was an English policewoman. She was likely to have been the first documented woman to join a police force in England and Wales, and to be attested immediately as a Constable. Later she was to become the first attested woman officer holding the rank of Inspector, and the first woman police officer to receive a pension on retirement.Prior to joining the police force she was a teacher of English in Germany.

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  • Florence Mildred White (10 December 1873 – 29 December 1957) was an English policewoman. She was likely to have been the first documented woman to join a police force in England and Wales, and to be attested immediately as a Constable. Later she was to become the first attested woman officer holding the rank of Inspector, and the first woman police officer to receive a pension on retirement.Prior to joining the police force she was a teacher of English in Germany.
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  • Florence Mildred White
  • White, Florence Mildred
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  • first documented woman to join a police force in England and Wales
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