Two from BTP recognised in the New Year’s Honours list
Two members of British Transport Police (BTP) staff have been recognised with honours in The King’s annual New Year’s Honours list.
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Two members of British Transport Police (BTP) staff have been recognised with honours in The King’s annual New Year’s Honours list.
Officers investigating a hate crime on a train to Telford Central are today appealing for witnesses to come forward.
The family of 16-year-old Daisy House, who very sadly died on Monday, are paying tribute to her.
Officers are appealing for the victim of and witnesses to an assault on-board a train from Swinton to Mexborough to come forward.
BTP is stepping up patrols at key locations across the railway following the truly awful attack in Australia this weekend which targeted a Jewish community event celebrating Hanukkah.
The family of Joshua Travis, 14, who very sadly died on Wednesday are paying tribute to him.
Detectives have launched a modern slavery investigation after a teenager carrying crack cocaine, cash and a burner phone was intercepted at a BTP operation tackling County Lines drug supply.
Anthony Williams will appear at court on 19 November charged with further offences linked to the major incident on a train at Huntingdon earlier this month.
Statement following train derailment – Cumbria
A statement from Superintendent John Loveless which was delivered at the scene of Huntingdon station this morning.