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Extra security staffing will continue on the Tyne and Wear Metro in a bid to tackle anti-social behaviour. Sorry, we're currently unable to bring you the page you're looking for.
The security team was introduced in March to tackle a rising number of incidents and to provide reassurance to customers in the evenings. Please try:
Nexus is now investing £3m to keep the security team for a further three years, working alongside customer support teams and Northumbria Police. Hitting the refresh button in your browser
Since April 2022, the number of incidents of anti-social behaviour on the Metro has been halved, the operator said. Coming back again later
The BBC went out with the team, which patrols between the hours of 15:00 and 00:00 GMT, in North Tyneside on Friday night. Alternatively, please visit the
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