Nevertheless, the Liberal Democrat councillor said the experience had contributed to her understanding of how these incidents affect victims. Her comments follow the release of data from British Transport Police showing that 47 sexual offences were recorded in the county between 2021/22 and 2025/26. Details of Cllr Murray's account and the figures obtained under the Freedom of Information request were put to British Transport Police. A BTP spokesperson: “As a force our solved rate for sexual offences is five times higher than the national average. "The figures released show that sexual offences on the Worcestershire rail network remain relatively rare, but just one victim is one too many.