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Leeds Police & City Council Team Up To Combat Bike Crime

Officers from West Yorkshire Police in Leeds have teamed up with Leeds City council in a joint initiative to encourage cycling and combat cycle crime in and around the city.

Olympic Champion Alistair Brownlee Announces Partnership With BikeRegister

Double Olympic gold medallist Alistair Brownlee MBE has today announced a partnership with BikeRegister, the national Police-preferred, bicycle marking and registration scheme.

Bike Marking Success At South Hatfield Event

A successful bike marking event was held by the Safer Neighbourhood Team in South Hatfield, Hertfordshire, recently.

National Cycle Crime Conference Hits The Road

This year the national Cycle Crime Conference switched up a gear and took to the open road. Now in its seventh year the conference, hosted by BikeRegister, the National Cycle Database, became a roadshow and was held across two venues – one in Bristol and one in Leeds.

Jail Sentence & Criminal Behaviour Order For Bike Thief

The recent conviction of a prolific bike thief is the latest success for Avon & Somerset Police in fighting cycle crime, and his sentencing has seen him banned from having a bike in his possession without an original receipt.

Community Project with University of Oxford

Oxford Neighbourhood Watch has been working with University of Oxford on a collaborative research project that aims to understand more about bike theft locally.

Malvern Hills District Council Helps Keep Bikes Safe

Local residents were offered the chance to keep their bikes safe from thieves at a series of bike marking events held across the Malvern Hills District.

Recovered after 3 Days

A woman from Worcester Park was delighted to have her stolen Tern bike returned to her amazingly quickly after being put up for sale just days after the theft.

Bike Crime Gang Disrupted

Leaving a bike unlocked for just a few seconds is all it takes to give a thief a window of opportunity, as Southampton cyclist Mark Evans (pictured) was unfortunate enough to learn.

Bike Registered AFTER Theft Recovered Within 3 Days

A Birdy R & M Rohloff 14-gear folding bike worth £4,000 and belonging to bike enthusiast Fran Jones was stolen on the first day of her new job in London.

Cycle Crime Conference 2023: Let’s Beat Cycle Crime Together

This year’s national Cycle Crime Conference delivered a strong message to delegates - ‘Let’s Beat Cycle Crime Together’. Now in its eighth year, the July conference was hosted by BikeRegister, the National Cycle Database, and held at West Midlands Police Training Centre in Birmingham.