The latest news from BTPA.
New targets will see policing where it’s needed most
1st April 2015
New targets, vital for keeping the country moving and passengers safe, are being rolled out force wide today. The British Transport Police Authority (BTPA), which oversees the work of the Force, has worked closely with BTP to produce this year’s National and Divisional Policing Plans which sets out targets to be delivered by the end of the…
Senior figure in policing world passes away
24th March 2015
It is with great sadness that the Authority announces the sudden death of Catherine Crawford, Member of the British Transport Police Authority, who died in the early hours of Friday 20 March 2015. Catherine had been diagnosed with a serious illness late last year. Catherine became a member of the BTPA in September 2013, having been…
Railway policing in Scotland
10th March 2015
In response to reports in the media regarding the future of railway policing in Scotland, Millie Banerjee chair of the British Transport Police Authority has said: “We will continue to work closely with the Scottish government while they consider the details for the future model for policing in Scotland. “Our priority as always is to…
BTPA backs APCC calls to extend mental health support
26th February 2015
BTPA support APCC seeking Nick Clegg’s backing for extension of mental health support. Millie Banerjee Chair of the British Transport Police Authority said: “Early intervention is the best prevention and I hope the government picks up on this matter of national concern. “Suicide is on the increase nationally and is often something forces like the BTP…
Authority respond to the behaviour of alleged Chelsea fans in Paris and London
23rd February 2015
Statement on the behaviour of alleged Chelsea fans in Paris and London. Millie Banerjee Chair of the British Transport Police Authority (BTPA) said: “This behaviour is shocking and disgusting. “I know BTP is doing everything they can to catch these men on home turf. We will continue to work with BTP and welcome further talks…