Chief Constable Lucy D'Orsi QPM reflects on the Race Action Plan
Chief Constable D'Orsi explains why the Race Action Plan will improve policing for Black people by bringing about meaningful and sustainable change.
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Chief Constable D'Orsi explains why the Race Action Plan will improve policing for Black people by bringing about meaningful and sustainable change.
A two-day joint operation between BTP, Norfolk Constabulary and the Eastern Region Specialist Operations Unit tackling county lines activity in Norwich resulted in 12 arrests.
BTP is warning drivers and pedestrians of the consequences of misusing level crossings after several incidents have been recorded at Colthrop.
A British Transport Police officer who set up a bespoke mental health facility has received a prestigious commendation in recognition of his work.
Youths in South Yorkshire who have blighted the railway with repeated anti social behaviour are being warned it is only a matter of time before they are identified.
British Transport Police is clamping down on anti-social behaviour at Cottingham and Beverley stations after a series of incidents involving trespass and staff assault.
A pilot scheme set up to reassure the public has launched in Manchester with rail passengers invited to tour Piccadilly station on a ‘Walk and Talk’ with officers.
British Transport Police will host the 60th annual National Police Dog Trials from 11 to 14 May in Gloucestershire.
Vulnerable children were safeguarded and drug supply lines dismantled as BTP took part in a national week of enhanced action to disrupt County Lines activity.
Drivers and pedestrians warned of the consequences of misusing level crossings after several incidents have been recorded at Kintbury level crossing, Berkshire.