Seven women 'sexually assaulted' in just 30 minutes at University of Huddersfield

Seven women 'sexually assaulted' in just 30 minutes at University of Huddersfield Seven women were allegedly sexually assaulted within just 30 minutes around the grounds of the University of Huddersfield Multiple women were allegedly sexually assaulted within just 30 minutes in a shocking series of attacks near a university. The victims were reportedly targeted in the University of Huddersfield grounds on Tuesday evening. Police say all seven women managed to get away from the man after he advanced and sexually touched them. Officers rushed to the university after a call from its security office. They established the alleged assaults had taken place between 6pm and 6.30pm. The force has now confirmed that they have arrested a 29-year-old man on suspicion of sexual assault offences. He remains in police custody for questioning. They say the University of Huddersfield is supporting those affected by the incident and also working to support cops investigating. Detective Inspector Sarah Bradley, of the Kirklees District Safeguarding Unit, has sought to reassure the community. Kirklees Police has remained in close contact with the university. He remains in police custody for questioning. She said: "We fully recognise the distress and concern this incident has caused and can confirm a comprehensive investigation remains ongoing into these offences. "We continue to work closely with our partners at the University to provide reassurance to students and staff and remain fully committed to supporting victims and safeguarding those who live, study and work in Huddersfield." Anyone with information is urged to contact the force, quoting reference 1367 of 10/11/2026.