Face coverings become mandatory on public transport from today - England
Today (15 June), face coverings become mandatory on public transport in England under new Health Protection Regulations.
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Today (15 June), face coverings become mandatory on public transport in England under new Health Protection Regulations.
The work of British Transport Police to remove County Lines drug dealing from the railway has continued with 140 arrests since near the beginning of restrictions in April.
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Deputy Chief Constable (DCC) Adrian Hanstock has made the decision to step down in the New Year, having served in three different police forces, and for the last six years running the operational and governance functions of Britain’s only national public-facing police force.
Detectives at British Transport Police have launched an investigation into the death of a railway worker in Eastleigh yesterday (30 November).
Nine people have been arrested for drug offences after a series of warrants and searches, following a British Transport Police investigation.
The British Transport Police Authority (BTPA) today announced that Lucy D’Orsi has been appointed as Chief Constable of the British Transport Police (BTP).
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The Deputy Chief Constable of British Transport Police (BTP) has been awarded the Queen’s Police Medal (QPM) in Her Majesty The Queen’s 2021 New Year Honours.
Last week, officers and partner agencies across the UK took part in a national week of action in the continued fight against metal and waste crime.