London forces launch "Safer Together" campaign to increase public safety on the transport ...
Police forces across London have joined together to increase safety on the transport network during the festive period.
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Police forces across London have joined together to increase safety on the transport network during the festive period.
As British Transport Police (BTP) increases patrols across England, Scotland and Wales this festive season, officers are urging passengers to stay alert and report any suspicious behaviour using our discreet text number, 61016.
BTP and Network Rail issue stark warning after numerous incidents of trespass on the railway near Lelant railway station, Cornwall.
An hour and a half. That’s all it took for a member of the public to be reunited with her stolen bike after she reported the theft to British Transport Police.
British Transport Police’s new Deputy Chief Constable, Alistair Sutherland QPM, has been on the move with front line officers in Glasgow, Edinburgh, and London to experience first-hand how BTP protects the public and keeps the railway network safe.
PC Jane Bridgewater has very sadly died, following over twenty years of distinguished service in British Transport Police.
British Transport Police is clamping down on anti social behaviour near Sheffield after a series of incidents involving criminal damage and vandalism.
Residents in Salisbury can expect disruption until the end of the week as the investigation into the train crash at Fisherton Tunnel on Sunday (31 October) continues.
An investigation into Salisbury train collision has begun.
Vital interventions were made to safeguard vulnerable people and large quantities of drugs were seized on the rail network.