The Safer Streets Fund forms part of the UK government’s concerted action to tackle crime.

Nick Sharman, a local councillor for Tower Hamlets, was really pleased to get his 13-year-old son’s bike back after it was taken from him by force in July 2020.

In these difficult trading times, bike shops need to take advantage of new technology to protect their stores and staff.

We have had queries about registering e-scooters on our BikeRegister database, and our advice would be to mark and register them as soon as possible after purchase at www.bikeregister.com in the same way that you would a bike.

With more and more people opting to cycle into the City for work during the coronavirus pandemic, City of London Police has seen an unprecedented rise in bicycle thefts.

As BikeRegister and specialist cycle insurer Bikmo join forces in a new partnership, we ask David George, CEO of Bikmo a few questions...

BikeRegister and Bikmo, specialist cycle insurer, have announced their new partnership.

Over 100 free bikes that have been marked and registered on BikeRegister have been given to NHS key workers in Bedford.

BikeRegister, the National Cycle Database, is delighted to announce its millionth registration to bikeregister.com, as bike owners across the UK race to join the movement to reduce cycle crime.

Cycling during the wet and windy winter months can be a challenge - but that doesn’t mean your bike needs to go back in the shed just yet.

We are delighted to have been named finalists in the Outstanding Security Partnership category at this year’s OSPAs for not one, but TWO successful crime reduction campaigns.

Police forces got creative during the pandemic and found new ways to offer bike marking sessions that kept the public, and their bikes, safe.

BikeRegister has now been approved to go on G-Cloud 12 Digital Marketplace, a government framework.

We are delighted to announce that James Brown, Managing Director of Selectamark Security Systems plc, has been revealed as a Global Influencer in Commercial Security.

University student Abbas Husain got his pride and joy back after it was stolen from outside his halls of residence in Oxford on March 7th.

A London bike shop employee took care to check the frame number of a moss green Tokyobike bought in for service by a customer, only to find it was registered as stolen...

Long distance cyclist Frances Grier had long given up on finding her silver Canondale bike which was stolen several years ago, so she was highly surprised to be contacted by our Support Desk when someone tried to register her bike as theirs on BikeRegister.

Due to the pandemic, Cycle to Work Day was a little different this year.

Throughout the COVID-19 crisis, the Greater Manchester High Sheriff Police Trust has given funding to provide local police with BikeRegister bike marking kits, which enables bikes to be easily identified if recovered after being stolen.

Bike theft is back with a vengeance following a drop during the early months of the COVID-19 lockdown.

Dozens of NHS workers were offered free bike marking during lockdown – after they were targeted by thieves.

As more people have taken up cycling since lockdown, West Midlands Railway have teamed up with Transport for West Midlands and Cycling UK to fund a series of “Love Your Bike” cycle safety sessions located at some of their busiest stations.

Keen cyclist Mark Smith advertised a £500 reward for his stolen bike on Facebook Marketplace and was delighted to receive tip-offs from the online cycling community as to where his bike had been spotted.

BikeRegister is delighted to celebrate its 5th anniversary as a partner of Cyclescheme, the leading provider of tax-free bikes for work.

BID Officers in Birmingham City Centre have recently been issued high performance mountain bikes to navigate the city streets more quickly and efficiently.

The BikeRegister mobile app is now available for members of the public and retailers to download on android devices through the Google Play Store.

Did you know we also have a database to register all other types of valuable possessions? Secure Asset Register (SAR) has just been launched to the public and now offers free registration.

Anna Johnson from bike servicing company HaveBike had her beloved Bianchi bike stolen from Victoria Street in London.

Avon and Somerset Police first started their bike marking security scheme in 2019 and have significantly grown its operation force-wide.

Avon and Somerset Police have recently returned two stolen bicycles to their original owners as a result of each bike having been marked and registered online.

The MPS Heathrow Aviation Policing team, who are dedicated to keeping Heathrow Airport safe, have been using BikeRegister to reduce and deter bike theft since 2016.

Health Minister and Mid Bedfordshire MP Nadine Dorries met with Bedfordshire Police recently to hear about all the neighbourhood policing initiatives taking place across the county to reduce crime.

In a concerted drive to protect bikes from theft that were bought or received over the Christmas period, police were out in force in the New Year armed with bike marking kits.

A new Cycle Safety & Security Plan has been devised following growing frustration by cyclists across the UK that the police are not listening to their concerns when they become a victim of cycle crime.

BikeRegister has supported Special Olympian Daniel Weston by making his new bikes more secure.

Take a look at this excellent roundup video from our recent Cycle Crime Conference in association with British Transport Police. Lots of fantastic ideas exchanged with delegates to help fight bike crime.

The fifth annual Cycle Crime Conference, hosted by BikeRegister, the national cycle database, in association with British Transport Police (BTP), took place in Birmingham on Tuesday, 25th June.

As part of a review into safety and security at Oxford University it has been decided to change the way bike security is managed across the estate.

Gumtree has teamed up with British Transport Police and BikeRegister to offer its users hints and tips on choosing the right bike and helping to keep it secure when they find one.

British Transport Police and Thames Valley Police were a great example of partnership working when they joined together for a bike marking event at Ascot station recently

Following its recent launch, the new BikeRegister mobile app has been welcomed by police and crime prevention officers across the UK and has been hailed as a quick and effective tool to help fight bike crime.

An officer from the MPS Roads and Transport Policing Command has helped recover around 400 bikes by using BikeRegister over the last few years.

Following a concerted drive over the last six months to reduce bike theft in Belfast, PSNI are delighted to announce their efforts have paid off.

As the class of 2018/19 are now well settled into university life, dedicated police teams and security officers have been keen to make sure the students and their possessions are protected on and off campus.

Proving that BikeRegister stands the test of time. This owner got his black Cannondale bike back after it was stolen from Kensington High Street around 10 years ago.

The Community Policing Business Engagement Team at City of London Police are always on the look out for opportunities to increase engagement with local businesses and organisations in the City. 

West Merica Police have achieved an impressive 93% reduction in bike crime in just three months in Kidderminster,

With bike theft on the increase throughout the West Midlands, Lichfield BID (Business Improvement District) is taking action and partnering with BikeRegister, the national cycle database, to host a series of bike marking events to increase public awareness and as a deterrent to bike thieves.

In an innovative move that makes bike marking part of the build process of a new bike, BikeRegister has teamed up with Ribble Cycles, one of the UK’s largest online bike dealers.

Waltham Forest Council is introducing mandatory bike marking as a condition of membership for cyclists wishing to use the new, secure cycle hubs across the borough.