The latest news from BTPA.
Government concludes review into police Authority
21st October 2014
A government review into the BTPA has concluded that it is an organisation that listens, has demonstrated a willingness to work collaboratively with the rail industry and has good leadership. In the second, and final part of a review into the Authority’s work, the Minister of State for Transport Baroness Kramer has released a report…
Police Authority welcomes new DCC for BTP
16th October 2014
The Chief Executive of the body that oversees the work of the transport police met the new Deputy Chief Constable (DCC) for the Force this afternoon to welcome him to the team following his appointment earlier in the year. BTP’s new DCC Adrian Hanstock started work for the Force this week having been sworn in…
Business Manager post (maternity cover) available – closed
8th October 2014
BTPA is currently seeking a highly motivated and experienced individual to cover its Business Manager post whilst the post holder is on a period of maternity leave. This post forms an integral part of the BTPA’s senior management team, with responsibility for ensuring the Authority has appropriate processes in place to meet its statutory duties,…
Shaping progress together
29th September 2014
BTPA held its annual workshop last Thursday which was attended by senior representatives from across the rail industry. The theme for this years event was ‘shaping progress together’ to highlight the successful work that has been delivered over the last ten years and the Authority’s continued commitment to working closely with its stakeholders. The event…
BTPA makes fresh commitments to rail community
25th September 2014
The Chair of the BTPA Millie Banerjee addressed an audience from the rail community today making a number of steadfast commitments to deliver the best possible policing on Great Britain’s railways by closer, more collaborative working. At an annual conference attended by senior representatives from passenger interest groups as well as train and freight operating…