BTP supports Operation Sceptre with arrests across England, Scotland and Wales
British Transport Police carried out a series of dawn raids, and removed drugs and weapons from the railway during a weeklong anti-knife operation.
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British Transport Police carried out a series of dawn raids, and removed drugs and weapons from the railway during a weeklong anti-knife operation.
From everyone at BTP, our thoughts and prayers go to the Royal Family at this difficult time
British Transport Police officers stationed across Ilford, Stratford and West Ham have bought and donated Easter Eggs to nearby hospitals.
A specialist team of police officers are targeting trespassers in the Leeds and Micklefield area during the Easter holidays.
British Transport Police is urging young people in the Barnsley area to think about the consequences of hanging around railway tracks after a rise in trespass incidents.
BTP teamed up with partner forces on joint operations across the South West of England aimed at disrupting County Lines activity in the region.
New Chief Constable Lucy D’Orsi joined officers on the front line at Birmingham New Street station during her first day.
New canine recruits to the British Transport Police Northern Unit are proving the nose always knows.
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.