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This month marks two years on from the beginning of the BTP County Lines Taskforce, having been setup with Home Office funding in December 2019.
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Four UK forces are piloting a new service to report sexual assault online – with the option to report anonymously.
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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.
British Transport Police (BTP) and Transport Scotland is launching a joint operation this Christmas which will include more officers on the network to ensure everyone enjoys the festive season safely.
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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.
Vital interventions were made to safeguard vulnerable people and large quantities of drugs were seized on the rail network.
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).
British Transport Police (BTP) is urging parents and carers to warn children and young people of the dangers of trespassing after several incidents in Scotland.
Following an increase in youth anti-social behaviour incidents in Balloch and Ayrshire, British Transport Police (BTP) is increasing patrols using targeted operations.
British Transport Police (BTP) is working with HM Coastguard, RNLI and Network Rail in urging the public to check the tide before visiting Burntisland beach in Fife to prevent trespass onto the railway.