BTP urge parents to warn their children of the dangers of trespass
Parents are being urged to teach their children about the dangers of the railway, after a number of incidents on the tracks in Scotland.
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Parents are being urged to teach their children about the dangers of the railway, after a number of incidents on the tracks in Scotland.
British Transport Police is clamping down on anti-social behaviour at Cottingham and Beverley stations after a series of incidents involving trespass and staff assault.
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Vulnerable children were safeguarded and drug supply lines dismantled as BTP took part in a national week of enhanced action to disrupt County Lines activity.
Drivers and pedestrians warned of the consequences of misusing level crossings after several incidents have been recorded at Kintbury level crossing, Berkshire.
British Transport Police has increased its patrols across SWR services to combat anti-social behaviour and violent offences.
Shocking footage of young people caught on the tracks prompts rail industry to remind children of the dangers of the railway before half-term.
BTP is seeking people aged 13-17 to join its Independent Advisory Group.