John Harding writes: Herbert Lamming taught me much about dealing with offenders and I persuaded him to play for the Nottingham probation officers’ football team
John Harding
· 1 min read · Source: The Guardian
Herbert Laming was my supervisor when I joined Nottinghamshire probation service in 1965. He taught me the values of attention to detail and consistency in dealing with offenders.
In return, I persuaded him to play for the Nottingham probation officers’ football team against the young monks based at Kelham Hall, near Newark.
We won 1-0. Laming was a fierce full back: nothing passed him and he was not yellow carded.
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