“See it. Say it. Sorted.” campaign refreshed after nearly a decade

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Sorted.” railway security campaign has been refreshed for the first time since it was introduced nearly a decade ago. The campaign was introduced in November 2016 with a focus on counterterrorism, urging passengers to report anything unusual on the rail network to BTP. The Government is also providing a funding boost of nearly £17 million to enable Network Rail to enhance police access to CCTV systems at railway stations. Sorted.’ isn’t just an earworm that’s been the soundtrack to our trains for nearly a decade now – it’s a really important security and public safety campaign. Sorted’ reminds us that passengers and rail staff also have a vital role to play in being our eyes and ears.