Statement from Chief Constable Lucy D'Orsi following major incident - Bedfordshire
Statement from Chief Constable Lucy D'Orsi following major incident - Bedfordshire
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Statement from Chief Constable Lucy D'Orsi following major incident - Bedfordshire
We can confirm that officers were called to a collision between two East Midlands Railway trains on the line in Elstow at around 5.15pm today (19 June).
An all-new BTP campaign launching today (16 June) warns offenders that their sexually motivated behaviour won’t go unnoticed.
A BTP officer and staff member have been recognised by The King in his 2026 birthday honours list.
British Transport Police (BTP) are introducing their own drone technology to Scotland’s railways to improve safety, reduce disruption and respond more quickly to incidents.
British Transport Police (BTP) has secured its first charge under newly introduced sex-based harassment legislation, which it urged the government to introduce to help better protect the public.
Officers were called to reports of a fight at Tenby station at 9.50pm yesterday (7 April).
Officers investigating an assault on board a Picadilly Line Tube would like to identify him in connection.
Detective Superintendent Sam Blackburn will appeal to the public on Crimewatch Live this morning (18 March) after a woman came forward to report a harrowing ordeal in which she was raped at a railway station in Nottinghamshire 37 years ago.
Officers investigating an e-bike theft from Stafford railway station in February have released this image in connection.