Help us identify the families of those who have died on the railway
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Help us identify the families of those who have died on the railway
British Transport Police has today, Monday 19 February, launched public awareness campaign in a bid to encourage rail passengers to report sexual harassment
On Friday 16 February, British Transport Police (BTP) announced Karen Findlay would be joining BTP from the Metropolitan Police in June 2024.
Chief responds to national data wash findings
A statement from Chief Constable D'Orsi
An update on the murder investigation launched following the death of a man at Strawberry Hill railway station yesterday,
Detectives at British Transport Police (BTP) have launched a murder investigation after a man sadly died at Strawberry Hill railway station last night.
New data reveals over a third of women have been victims of sexual harassment or sexual offences while commuting by train or tube, a survey commissioned by British Transport Police (BTP) suggests.
Statement on demonstrations on Saturday 4 November onwards.
As a part of the National County Lines Intensification Week, on Tuesday 10 October partner agencies joined BTP to raise awareness of County Lines, Human Trafficking and the safeguarding that supports vulnerable members of the community at Glasgow Central station.