?See it. Say it. Sorted.? marks a decade of keeping Britain?s railways safe
01-11-2026 01:00 via TransportInfo by Cogitamus

?See it. Say it. Sorted.? marks a decade of keeping Britain?s railways safe

Rail UK - Passengers have helped the British Transport Police record almost 83,000 crimes over the past decade, by texting 61016, according to new figures released today, as the ?See it. Say it. Sorted.? campaign reaches its 10th anniversary.
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