Rail Pastors to make a return to Paisley to keep people safe

The British Transport Police announced that the Rail Pastors will be returning to Paisley’s railways, as well as Inverclyde’s, following a three-year absence.

Returning for the first time since the pandemic, the pastors will be on hand to help people who are vulnerable, distressed, or in need of assistance on the network.

Delighted by the relaunch of #railpastors following an absence of nearly 3 years. Volunteer pastors will be helping those who are vulnerable, distressed or in need of assistance on the rail network in Inverclyde, Paisley and Fife. @ScotRail @NetworkRailGLC @RailPastors @BTPMcEwan pic.twitter.com/kQSZbTlYGG

— BTP West Scotland (@BTPWestScot) June 29, 2023

Announcing their return, the British Transport Police revealed they are “delighted” by the relaunch.

They said: “Delighted by the relaunch of the Rail Pastors following an absence of nearly three years.

“Volunteer pastors will be helping those who are vulnerable, distressed or in need of assistance on the rail network in Inverclyde, Paisley, and Fife.”