Award wins for British Transport Police in national policing violence against women and ...
Award wins for British Transport Police in national policing violence against women and girls recognition event
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Award wins for British Transport Police in national policing violence against women and girls recognition event
Officers are today issuing an urgent safety warning after two teenagers were electrocuted in separate incidents on the railway in Scotland this weekend.
BTP Chief Constable Lucy D’Orsi has tonight been honoured by the King for her contributions to the funeral of his mother, the late Queen.
More than 668,000 text messages have been sent to British Transport Police from members of the public and rail staff in the past ten years - leading to the conviction of criminals, the saving of lives and the dismantling of drug lines.
CC Lucy D'Orsi's thoughts regarding professionalism in policing.
The first BTP electric response vehicle has taken to the roads as the force sets its sights on an all-electric car fleet by 2025.
British Transport Police (BTP) are working with Transport Scotland to provide more officers on the rail network this festive season.
Chief Constable Lucy D'Orsi's response to Volume Two of the Manchester Arena Inquiry Report published today (3 November).
It was with great sadness that we were informed of the passing of HM Queen Elizabeth II today, Thursday 8 September.
British Transport Police (BTP) is encouraging the public to do their bit in helping us make the railway a hostile environment for sexual harassment, as reports continue to rise.