British Transport Police issue urgent warning after spate of incidents near Ecclesfield
British Transport Police is clamping down on anti social behaviour near Sheffield after a series of incidents involving criminal damage and vandalism.
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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.
A plaque commemorating a London and North Western Railway police officer (now British Transport Police) who was killed in the line of duty exactly 126 years ago has been unveiled this week at Wigan North Western station.
Fans of the iconic Flying Scotsman are being urged to enjoy the event safely when the engine visits Skegness on Saturday 25 September.
BTP teamed up with its police colleagues for five days of enhanced operations to disrupt the County Lines business model in the south west of England.
A summer campaign dedicated to removing anti-social behaviour on trainlines across the South continued throughout August with more patrols and more arrests.
The British Transport Police Authority (BTPA) today announced that Alistair Sutherland QPM has been appointed as Deputy Chief Constable of the British Transport Police (BTP).
Statement from Assistant Chief Constable Charlie Doyle following the Croydon Tram Crash Inquest.