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British Transport Police target bike theft 'hotspots'

BBC Published Jun 2, 2010 Reviewed Jul 1, 2026 ✓ Reviewed by citations.press editors
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Police will be at Angmering, West Sussex on 9 June.
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Police will be at Ashtead, Surrey on 10 June.
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Police will be at Sittingbourne, Kent on 21 June.
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Police will be at Haywards Heath, West Sussex on 30 June.
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British Transport Police are targeting bike theft hotspots throughout June.
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Railway station bike theft "hotspots" are being targeted by British Transport Police throughout June.

Officers will be visiting stations in Kent, Sussex, and Surrey to speak to commuters and offer crime prevention advice.

They will be checking bike racks and leaving information for the owners who have not used locks.

Pc Jerry Isterling said the difficulty was that owners left bikes at stations for long periods or even overnight.

Police will be at Angmering, West Sussex on 9 June, Ashtead, Surrey on 10 June, Sittingbourne, Kent on 21 June, and Haywards Heath, West Sussex, on 30 June.

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