Hi guys and girls, I need to know something as I was coming through the rotherham interchange last night and going for my bus home, I noticed a lot of police walking round and talking to people is this going to be a regular thing having the police down there at night, because if it is then some of the OAP's will feel much safer down in the interchange at night, also is there police in the sheffield interchange at night or is it just rotherham, there is something else that happened this morning as we was walking through to the train station we went via the interchange and the police was still there only this time one of them which she was a lady in plain clothes and clip board in hand and with another lady constable was asking people questions, have I missed something in the interchange or is this the PTE's way of making sure that all the interchanges are a lot safer with the police being there at night, is it happening in sheffield or barnsley cant say doncaster as they havent got an interchange just yet but they should have one next month because thats when the new one opens.

Dunno, but I know it was Rotherham that the trains stopped calling at on friday and saturday nights some years ago - following the behaviour of some passengers :suspect:

Perhaps they are canvassing to find out how safe passengers feel, and if there are any suggestions the public have about making travel by public transport safer?