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Trespass crime caused nearly five months of delays for rail passengers last year

  • Posted on September 28, 2026
  • By Evening Standard
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  • 1 min read
In brief

Unauthorized railway trespassing incidents have emerged as a significant operational challenge for UK rail networks, with Network Rail data revealing over 3,300 hours of passenger delays throughout 2025-2026. This persistent safety and security issue disrupts travel schedules and impacts service reliability across the network. The escalating problem highlights the need for enhanced preventive measures, public awareness campaigns, and enforcement strategies to protect both infrastructure and commuter experiences while reducing costly service interruptions.

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Trespass crime caused nearly five months of delays for rail passengers last year
Trespass crime caused nearly five months of delays for rail passengers last year

Network Rail figures showed that trespass-related crime caused more than 3,300 hours of delays to rail passengers in 2025/26
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Evening Standard

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