Counter Terrorism Policing
Working to keep people safe from terrorism
Counter Terrorism Policing is a collaboration of UK police forces working with the
UK intelligence community to help protect the public and our national security by
preventing, deterring, and investigating terrorist activity.
Latest News
Bolton man who verbally abused Jewish people at public events and posted propaganda material online has been jailed
Robert Taylor, 42, of Farnworth, was sentenced at Manchester Crown Court to four years in prison with a one year extended license period today (Friday 18 October 2024) after pleading guilty to various charges relating to attempts to stir up racial hatred, including...
Man jailed for terrorism offences after joint HMRC and Met Police investigation
An east London man who sent night vision and thermal imaging rifle scopes to support terrorist activity by the Taliban in Afghanistan in 2017 and 2018 has been jailed.
Portsmouth man sentenced for nine years and six months for terrorism offences
A man from Portsmouth has been given a sentence of nine years and six months for terrorism offences, as well as attempting to make his own firearm.
Safety advice for the public
It’s important to be alert, but not alarmed. With a little bit of knowledge you can increase your safety and know what to do if you see or hear something that doesn’t feel right.
Guidance for businesses
Counter Terrorism Policing works with a wide range of industries to tackle the terrorist threat. Your business can play a significant role in keeping the public safe.
Your skills can help protect the UK
Why you should join
Find out more about the range of Staff and Officer roles and what it’s like working to protect the UK.
Recruitment process
Find out more about how our recruitment process works and when you can expect a job offer.
Common questions
Interested in a career at Counter Terrorism Policing? View our frequently asked questions about the organisation, culture, and recruitment process.
Advice & Guidance
Report online at gov.uk/ACT
If you see or hear something that doesn’t feel right, report it online and in confidence at gov.uk/ACT
In an emergency call 999.
ACT Early
If you are concerned that a loved one may be vulnerable to radicalisation, visit ACT Early for further information on signs to look out for and how to seek support.
ProtectUK
Whether you are a business owner, work in security, or are a member of the public, ProtectUK provides vital counter terrorism security information including training materials, protective guidance, and campaign toolkits.