Women ‘sexually assaulted at London Bridge station in queue to play organ’

An appeal has been launched after two women were allegedly sexually assaulted in the middle of a busy London railway station.

The women were at London Bridge, queuing up to play the hub’s famous Victorian pipe organ, when they were allegedly approached by a man.

He started speaking to the pair at around 11pm on Saturday May 30 before proceeding to harass them, it has been reported.

Officers have now shared pictures of a man who they believe could assist in the investigation.

The man was reported to have a northern accent, possibly from northeast England.

He was also wearing grey Nike shorts, white trainers and tattoos on his right arm and left hand.

Popularly known as Henry, after its designer Henry Jones, the London Bridge organ was originally commissioned for Christ Church in Whetstone.

The instrument was relocated to the station in 2022 following a campaign by charity Pipe Up for Pipe Organs after the church closed in 2020.

Anyone who recognizes the man pictured should text BTP on 61016 or call 0800405040 quoting reference 818 of June 3.

Information can also be provided anonymously to Crimestoppers.

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