Police are investigating a serious incident that occurred on the campus of Brunel University London on Wednesday evening (May 21). While the full details of the situation remain unclear, the university confirmed that it is working closely with the Metropolitan Police, and security presence on campus has been increased overnight.
The university released a statement at 7.30pm, confirming that an incident had taken place and that support is being offered to students, with welfare staff stationed at Room 005 in the Lecture Centre for those needing assistance.
Summary of What We Know So Far
- The incident occurred before 7.30pm on the Brunel University campus in Uxbridge.
- Metropolitan Police are investigating the matter.
- London Ambulance Service has been contacted for further details.
- On-site security patrols have been increased throughout the night.
- Students are encouraged to seek support from available university staff.
- The exact nature of the incident has not yet been disclosed by authorities.
Brunel University Statement
In their public statement, university officials said:
“We are aware of an incident on campus and are working closely with the Metropolitan Police. Additional security patrols are being conducted throughout the night. Support for students is available, and further updates will be issued when possible.”
No additional details have yet been provided by the police or emergency services.
Eyewitnesses and Public Appeal
Brunel University has over 16,000 enrolled students, and many are believed to have been on campus at the time. Members of the public or students who may have witnessed anything suspicious are encouraged to come forward.
