Report reveals one in five LGBTQ+ people experience hate crime on public transport in London

1st December 2023Thomas James, Policing Insight

A new survey published by London TravelWatch has found that one in five LGBTQ+ people have experienced hate crime while using the public transport network in London over the past year, but more than 80% felt unable to report the incident to police, prompting calls for the Met and British Transport Police to renew efforts to build confidence in policing among members of the LGBT+ community, as Policing Insight’s Thomas James reports.

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Report reveals one in five LGBTQ+ people experience hate crime on public transport in London

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