NARBTPO Social Media
A practical overview of official BTP channels, relevant community groups and partner organisations, plus useful social-media links for NARBTPO.
British Transport Police channels
The principal public-facing accounts used for BTP communications, recruitment, operational updates and community engagement.
@britishtransportpolice – Instagram
Short-form video, officer stories, campaigns, recruitment and public engagement.
Visit account ↗@BTP – X/Twitter
Breaking updates, appeals, operational news, convictions and public-safety campaigns.
Visit account ↗British Transport Police – Facebook
Community news, appeals, campaign videos, local updates and shareable safety information.
Visit account ↗British Transport Police – LinkedIn
Recruitment, organisational news, technology, partnerships, leadership and investigation outcomes.
Visit account ↗British Transport Police Authority – LinkedIn
Covers governance, appointments, oversight, strategy and the future direction of railway policing.
Visit account ↗BTP Chief Constable – X/Twitter
Relevant for leadership announcements, commemorations, organisational achievements and messages to serving and retired colleagues.
Visit account ↗BTP Federation – X/Twitter
We're British Transport Police Federation, a representative body funded by members, who we represent in matters affecting their welfare and efficiency.
Visit account ↗btpuk – YouTube
Longer campaign films, recruitment content, operational features and public information videos.
Visit account ↗Relevant community groups
Relevant community groups and networks. These are listed separately and should not be treated as official BTP channels unless clearly stated.
British Transport Police Group – Facebook (May Require Membership)
Friendly chat for past & present employees of BTP and their families.
Only 3 rules - NO personal attacks, NO politics, NO bad language! (Yellow & Red cards will be issued!)
BTP History – Facebook
"dedicated to preserving the history of railway, dock and canal policing"
www.btphg.org.uk
Constable on the Track – Facebook (May Require Membership)
A BTP-related community group associated with former officers, shared memories and railway-policing history.
Visit account ↗International Police Association BTP Branch – Facebook (May Require Membership)
This is a dedicated Closed group page for members of IPA BTP Branch for social events, news and opportunities.
Visit account ↗Police Leavers – Facebook (May Require Membership)
If you work in the police service and have been thinking about leaving then this is the group for you! I decided to leave the police service after 12 year of service and was amazed at both the lack of support when considering leaving, but also the opportunities available for those willing to take the plunge. Leaving the police is a massive decision; the aim of this group is to provide you with the help and guidance to make an informed decision about whether this is the right move for you and the step towards your next career.
Visit account ↗Retired Lives – Facebook (May Require Membership)
Membership of this site is for Retired BRITISH TRANSPORT POLICE Officers and open to all retired officers together with retired civilian staff who have worked in connection with the Force. Also to widows, widowers or surviving civil partners of former members of the Force. It is strictly by invitation or by recommendation of an existing member only and at the discretion of the admin team.
Visit account ↗Partner and associated accounts
Organisations and associated accounts relevant to serving officers, retired colleagues and the wider rail industry.
British Transport Police Federation – LinkedIn
Represents BTP officers and Special Constables. Its content covers officer welfare, awards, policing news and member support, making it well placed to promote NARBTPO membership to officers approaching retirement.
Visit account ↗Rail industry partners
Network Rail, Transport for London, Rail Delivery Group, train operators, Police Care UK and railway-heritage organisations provide useful amplification and partnership opportunities.
Visit account ↗Social media is not a crime-reporting channel
Anyone reporting an incident should use the British Transport Police's official contact routes. In an emergency, call 999.
This is an independent summary prepared from publicly available information and user-supplied community links. Audience figures are approximate and may change.