BTP becomes the first UK police force to have an openly gay male reach the rank of Chief ...
BTP has achieved an historic milestone by becoming the first police force in the UK to have an openly gay male in the role of Chief Constable.
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BTP has achieved an historic milestone by becoming the first police force in the UK to have an openly gay male in the role of Chief Constable.
British Transport Police carries out proactive operations across London to prevent crime and reassure passengers.
A police Taskforce targeting gangs and their efforts to shift drugs, cash and weapons across the rail network has made more than 270 arrests.
The Home Secretary has praised the impact of a nationwide crackdown on county lines drug dealing by forces including British Transport Police.
British Transport Police (BTP) can confirm that no further action will be taken in relation to an incident at London Victoria station in March, following a full and thorough investigation.
In response to requests from the public for information regarding this investigation the timeline, key aspects of this case, and the factors that informed our conclusion are as follows:
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.
More than 140 people have been arrested since the start of a County Lines Taskforce set up by British Transport Police in December.
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.