The latest news from BTPA.
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New BTPA Chair
26th February 2018
We are delighted to welcome Ron Barclay-Smith as the new Chair of the British Transport Police Authority (BTPA); he takes over from Esther McVey, who stepped down last year, and Mark Phillips who has led the work of the Authority as interim Chair since April 2017. We look forward to working with him to define…
2018/21 Strategic Plan and 2018/19 Policing Plan consultation now live
5th February 2018
The BTPA is seeking feedback on its draft Strategy for policing the railways until 2021. Our ongoing review of the operating environment, and feedback received from our stakeholders, suggested our current strategy needed to be revisited before its planned end date. As such, we are now consulting on the proposed strategy for the British Transport…
The BTPA is recruiting a Stakeholder Engagement and Communications Manager
12th January 2018
BTPA is advertising for the role of Stakeholder Engagement and Communications Manager. Following a restructure of its committee and executive structure, the British Transport Police Authority is recruiting. The BTPA Executive is currently looking for candidates to apply for the role of: Stakeholder Engagement and Communications Manager The role will be based in the BTPA’s…
The BTPA is recruiting a Governance Officer
12th January 2018
BTPA is advertising for the role of Governance Officer. Following a restructure of its committee and executive structure, the British Transport Police Authority is recruiting. The BTPA Executive is currently looking for candidates to apply for the role of: Governance Officer The role will be based in the BTPA’s Camden office. For more information on…
HMIC and HMICS report responses
8th December 2017
The Department for Transport have published Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary Fire and Rescue Service’s (HMICFRS’s) PEEL report on BTP and Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary in Scotland’s (HMIC’s) Strategic overview of British Transport Police in Scotland including the proposed transfer to Police Scotland. We at the BTPA welcome both reports. The reports which follow…
