Graffiti sprayed onto side of train carriages at Preston Railway Station

Police blurred the graffiti to ensure those responsible don't take the 'kudos' from the incident Pic: British Transport Police — Police blurred the graffiti to ensure those responsible don’t take the ‘kudos’ from the incident Pic: British Transport Police

A train has been targeted by vandals at Preston.

Graffiti was sprayed across the TransPennineExpress services carriages late on Thursday (7 January) evening into Friday (8 January) morning.

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British Transport Police say enquiries are ongoing after the criminal damage incident near Preston Railway Station.

Police say a ‘tag’ was put onto the side of the train.

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Guidance from British Transport Police says: “For serious vandals, who normally use “tags” to identify themselves, the aim is to get their work seen by as many people as possible. As a result, we encourage rail companies to take trains out of service as soon as the offence is discovered to act as a deterrent.”

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The picture released of the incident has seen the graffit tag blurred to try and discourage future incidents.

Anyone with information is asked to call British Transport Police on 0800405040.