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British Transport Police is located at Piccadilly Tower, Manchester M60 7RA, UK, we aim to offer all our customers a great experience with British Transport Police and we would be happy to assist you with any questions you may have.

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Mark

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I was waiting to board a train but had an issue and wanted some advice so I approached a police offi

1/ 5

I was waiting to board a train but had an issue and wanted some advice so I approached a police officer who just looked at me didn't really looked interested and to be honest he was very unapproachable. Didn't have any customer service skills what so ever.....to be honest felt I'd wasted his time. You expect the public to respect and be polite to you but the police service doesn't give it back, no wonder people do not trust the police. So next time I see something that doesn't seem write I will keep my mouth shut.

Beverly Williams

5 Google Rating

I would like to thank two plain clothes police officers who were on manchester piccadilly train stat

5/ 5

I would like to thank two plain clothes police officers who were on manchester piccadilly train station on june 16 at 12:30 pm, i had a bad fall on the escalators,they came to help me, and get me to my train on time, if i remember right their names were jenny & heather, i wish to express my heart felt thanks for their care & concern, you will be pleased to know i got away with just a few bruise's , just my dignity that fell apart !!!ha!!! and i had a lovely holiday

Allan Shaw

5 Google Rating

The officers are very polite and are very helpful.

5/ 5

The officers are very polite and are very helpful.

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