Notorious Kray Twins Enforcer Freddie Foreman Dies at 94 in West London

Freddie Foreman, born on 5 March 1932 in Battersea, rose to prominence as an enforcer for the Kray twins and a minder for gang leader Billy Hill. Known by monikers like “The Guv’nor,” he also assisted the Great Train robbery crew and orchestrated the record-breaking £6 million Security Express cash robbery in 1983, later serving a prison sentence for handling the proceeds. After his 1995 release, he authored several books recounting his underworld life.

On the morning of his death, he was in a West London care home, succumbing to a brief illness at 94, with his son Greg present. Tributes highlighted his complex legacy, describing him as both feared and respected, and noting his warmth toward family and friends. He is survived by his son Jamie, daughter Danielle, grandchildren, and other relatives.