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Denbighshire crime rate

Overview of Denbighshire crime rate

Denbighshire is marked with a high crime rating, securing the 3rd place among 25 surrounding boroughs based on crime rates. The region reported 11,852 incidents in 2023 against a population of 95,818, leading to a crime rate of 123.69 incidents per 1,000 residents, marking a 9.82% decrease from the prior year.

The predominant crime categories in Denbighshire are Violence and sexual offences (43.9%), Anti-social behaviour (18.4%), and Criminal damage and arson (7.9%), with the rarest being Bicycle theft (0.5%), Robbery (0.3%), and Theft from the person (0.2%).

With 29 wards, Denbighshire’s highest crime rates are found in Rhyl West (592.0), Rhyl South West (238.0), and Bodelwyddan (211.3), while the safest areas are Trefnant (38.0), Alyn Valley (34.4), and Efenechdyd (20.2).

In terms of postcode districts within or overlapping Denbighshire, LL18 (171.9), CH8 (120.8), and LL11 (109.1) experience the highest crime rates, whereas CH7 (69.2), LL15 (53.5), and LL21 (49.7) are the safest.

In Denbighshire, there was a modest increase in Anti-social behaviour by 3.3% in 2020 and in Violence and sexual offences by 6.32% in 2021 and 5.6% in 2022. Other theft and Public order also saw increases in 2022 and 2021, respectively. However, there were declines in Anti-social behaviour in 2023, alongside reductions in Burglary, Criminal damage and arson, Other theft in 2020, and a significant decrease in Public order in 2023. Shoplifting and Vehicle crime also experienced drops in 2020, with Violence and sexual offences decreasing in 2020 and again significantly in 2023.

Denbighshire crime incidents by crime type

A total of 11852 crime incidents were reported in 2023. Below is the breakdown by crime type.

Violence and sexual offences – 5199 (43.9)%
Anti-social behaviour – 2186 (18.4)%
Criminal damage and arson – 933 (7.9)%
Public order – 876 (7.4)%
Shoplifting – 810 (6.8)%
Other theft – 696 (5.9)%
Burglary – 320 (2.7)%
Drugs – 232 (2.0)%
Other crime – 210 (1.8)%
Vehicle crime – 187 (1.6)%
Possession of weapons – 88 (0.7)%
Bicycle theft – 59 (0.5)%
Robbery – 32 (0.3)%
Theft from the person – 24 (0.2)%

How does Denbighshire compare against nearby areas ?

Denbighshire ranks 3rd when compared against 25 nearby boroughs/local administrative districts.

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Crime rates in Denbighshire wards

There are 29 wards within Denbighshire. Rhyl West, Rhyl South West, Bodelwyddan has highest crime rate (crime per 1000 residents). Below map shows 2023 crime rates broken down by crime types.

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Crime rates in postcode districts under Denbighshire

There are 12 postcode districts/outcodes under or overlapping with Denbighshire. Highest crime rates in LL18, CH8, LL11 .

LL18 – 171.9
CH8 – 120.8
LL11 – 109.1
LL19 – 108.9
LL14 – 103.9
LL22 – 103.4

LL17 – 92.4
LL16 – 90.4
LL20 – 88.0
CH7 – 69.2
LL15 – 53.5
LL21 – 49.7

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East Riding of Yorkshire crime rate

North East, Region, South East, South West, Yorkshire and The Humber / loarna

Overview of East Riding of Yorkshire crime rate

The East Riding of Yorkshire reports a low crime rating, ranked 21st among 25 nearby regions for its crime rate. The year 2023 saw 23693 incidents, resulting in a crime rate of 69.23 per 1000 people for its population of 342215, a 7.78% rise over the previous year.

The most prevalent crimes are Violence and sexual offences (41.3%), Public order (12.2%), and Anti-social behaviour (10.4%), with the rarest being Possession of weapons (0.6%), Robbery (0.4%), and Theft from the person (0.2%).

Among its 26 wards, Bridlington South (194.2), Goole South (132.5), and Bridlington Central and Old Town (116.0) report the highest crime rates, while Dale (39.9), Howdenshire (37.0), and Beverley Rural (22.6) are noted for their safety.

Postcode district analysis shows HU2 (426.5), YO11 (221.3), and YO15 (154.5) as high-crime areas, whereas HU14 (42.3), HU15 (40.0), and HU20 (19.1) stand out for their low crime rates.

East Riding of Yorkshire has seen an uptick in Violence and sexual offences in 2021 and 2023. Conversely, there has been a decline in Anti-social behaviour and Shoplifting in 2023, along with a decrease in Violence and sexual offences in 2020.

East Riding of Yorkshire crime incidents by crime type

A total of 23693 crime incidents were reported in 2023. Below is the breakdown by crime type.

Violence and sexual offences – 9796 (41.3)%
Public order – 2896 (12.2)%
Anti-social behaviour – 2454 (10.4)%
Criminal damage and arson – 2070 (8.7)%
Shoplifting – 1739 (7.3)%
Other theft – 1713 (7.2)%
Burglary – 1049 (4.4)%
Vehicle crime – 713 (3.0)%
Other crime – 515 (2.2)%
Drugs – 240 (1.0)%
Bicycle theft – 218 (0.9)%
Possession of weapons – 142 (0.6)%
Robbery – 91 (0.4)%
Theft from the person – 57 (0.2)%

How does East Riding of Yorkshire compare against nearby areas ?

East Riding of Yorkshire ranks 21st when compared against 25 nearby boroughs/local administrative districts.

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Crime rates in East Riding of Yorkshire wards

There are 26 wards within East Riding of Yorkshire. Bridlington South, Goole South, Bridlington Central and Old Town has highest crime rate (crime per 1000 residents). Below map shows 2023 crime rates broken down by crime types.

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Crime rates in postcode districts under East Riding of Yorkshire

There are 27 postcode districts/outcodes under or overlapping with East Riding of Yorkshire. Highest crime rates in HU2, YO11, YO15 .

HU2 – 426.5
YO11 – 221.3
YO15 – 154.5
HU7 – 138.3
HU19 – 133.6
HU6 – 124.9
HU8 – 107.7
HU5 – 107.6
YO16 – 104.8
HU4 – 102.9
DN8 – 101.0
YO42 – 100.8
YO43 – 90.4

HU17 – 81.6
DN14 – 81.0
YO8 – 80.9
HU13 – 79.2
HU18 – 73.8
HU16 – 68.6
HU10 – 61.0
YO41 – 60.0
YO25 – 50.9
HU11 – 48.4
HU12 – 43.5
HU14 – 42.3
HU15 – 40.0
HU20 – 19.1

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Monmouthshire crime rate

North East, Region, Wales / loarna

Overview of Monmouthshire crime rate

Monmouthshire maintains a low crime rating,

securing the 23rd spot among 25 neighbouring boroughs based on crime rate. In 2023, the region witnessed 6,288 reported crimes against a population of 92,957, translating to a crime rate of 67.64 per 1,000 people, which is a 5.67% increase over the previous year.

The most frequently occurring crimes in Monmouthshire are Violence and sexual offences (38.8%), Anti-social behaviour (19.0%), and Public order (13.1%), with the least frequent being Theft from the person, Robbery, and Bicycle theft (all under 0.5%).

Among its 39 wards, the ones with the highest crime rates are Grofield (234.2), Town (Monmouthshire) (189.2), and Chepstow Castle and Larkfield (162.0), while the safest include Crucorney (28.8), Llantilio Crossenny (28.1), and Devauden (25.9).

In Monmouthshire, there was an increase in Anti-social behaviour by 15.15% in 2020 and 2.34% in 2023, Public order by 2.37% in 2022, and Violence and sexual offences by 4.43% in 2022. Conversely, there was a decrease in Anti-social behaviour by 6.42% in 2021 and 8.42% in 2022, Other theft by 2.3% in 2020, and Public order by 1.69% in 2023.

Monmouthshire crime incidents by crime type

A total of 6288 crime incidents were reported in 2023. Below is the breakdown by crime type.

Violence and sexual offences – 2437 (38.8)%
Anti-social behaviour – 1197 (19.0)%
Public order – 824 (13.1)%
Other theft – 503 (8.0)%
Shoplifting – 337 (5.4)%
Vehicle crime – 233 (3.7)%
Criminal damage and arson – 180 (2.9)%
Burglary – 178 (2.8)%
Other crime – 154 (2.4)%
Drugs – 135 (2.1)%
Possession of weapons – 36 (0.6)%
Theft from the person – 26 (0.4)%
Robbery – 26 (0.4)%
Bicycle theft – 22 (0.3)%

How does Monmouthshire compare against nearby areas ?

Monmouthshire ranks 23rd when compared against 25 nearby boroughs/local administrative districts.

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Crime rates in Monmouthshire wards

There are 39 wards within Monmouthshire. Grofield, Town (Monmouthshire), Chepstow Castle and Larkfield has highest crime rate (crime per 1000 residents). Below map shows 2023 crime rates broken down by crime types.

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Crime rates in postcode districts under Monmouthshire

There are 11 postcode districts/outcodes under or overlapping with Monmouthshire. Highest crime rates in NP23, NP18, NP26 .

NP23 – 247.2
NP18 – 140.5
NP26 – 135.8
NP44 – 121.6
NP16 – 120.1

NP25 – 117.0
NP4 – 96.2
GL16 – 86.3
NP7 – 79.0
NP15 – 63.8
NP8 – 47.0

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Pembrokeshire crime rate

North East, North West, Region, Wales / loarna

Overview of Pembrokeshire crime rate

Crime outlook: medium.

Pembrokeshire is positioned 12th among 25 local districts for its crime levels, with 10,371 incidents reported in 2023. The region, with 123,360 residents, saw a crime rate of 84.07 per 1,000 people, a notable reduction of 23.15% from the previous year.

In Pembrokeshire, the prevalent crime types are Violence and sexual offences (46.9%), Anti-social behaviour (13.4%), and Public order (9.6%). The rarer crimes include Theft from the person (0.6%), Robbery (0.2%), and Bicycle theft (0.1%).

Among its 59 wards, the highest crime rates in Pembrokeshire are found in Haverfordwest: Castle (357.8), Tenby: South (220.5), and Pembroke Dock: Bush (220.4). The lowest crime rates are seen in Burton (Pembrokeshire) (21.0), Narberth: Rural (16.8), and Wiston (13.2).

In Pembrokeshire, Anti-social behaviour saw a rise of 17.1% in 2020, but then experienced declines of 20.02% in 2021, 2.81% in 2022, and 2.75% in 2023. Public order crimes increased by 3.72% in 2021 and 2.91% in 2022 but fell by 4.88% in 2023. Shoplifting witnessed a slight increase of 1.57% in 2022. Violence and sexual offences rose by 7.97% in 2021 and 10.56% in 2022, however, saw a significant reduction of 12.59% in 2023. On the other hand, Criminal damage and arson and Other theft experienced decreases, notably with criminal damage and arson dropping by 2.3% in 2023 and other theft by 1.75% in 2020.

Pembrokeshire crime incidents by crime type

A total of 10371 crime incidents were reported in 2023. Below is the breakdown by crime type.

Violence and sexual offences – 4859 (46.9)%
Anti-social behaviour – 1386 (13.4)%
Public order – 995 (9.6)%
Criminal damage and arson – 965 (9.3)%
Other theft – 621 (6.0)%
Drugs – 402 (3.9)%
Shoplifting – 401 (3.9)%
Burglary – 303 (2.9)%
Other crime – 153 (1.5)%
Vehicle crime – 126 (1.2)%
Possession of weapons – 73 (0.7)%
Theft from the person – 61 (0.6)%
Robbery – 16 (0.2)%
Bicycle theft – 10 (0.1)%

How does Pembrokeshire compare against nearby areas ?

Pembrokeshire ranks 12th when compared against 25 nearby boroughs/local administrative districts.

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Crime rates in Pembrokeshire wards

There are 59 wards within Pembrokeshire. Haverfordwest: Castle, Tenby: South, Pembroke Dock: Bush has highest crime rate (crime per 1000 residents). Below map shows 2023 crime rates broken down by crime types.

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Crime rates in postcode districts under Pembrokeshire

There are 22 postcode districts/outcodes under or overlapping with Pembrokeshire. Highest crime rates in SA61, SA72, SA73 .

SA61 – 158.0
SA72 – 132.9
SA73 – 115.7
SA70 – 98.1
SA43 – 90.5
SA65 – 85.6
SA71 – 79.1
SA7 – 74.2
SA64 – 69.0
SA41 – 61.1
SA67 – 50.6

SA44 – 43.6
SA69 – 43.3
SA62 – 41.3
SA34 – 41.1
SA68 – 33.7
SA37 – 30.7
SA42 – 29.5
SA36 – 25.4
SA63 – 24.3
SA66 – 23.0
SA35 – 13.5

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South Norfolk crime rate

East of England, Region / loarna

Overview of South Norfolk crime rate

South Norfolk presents an intriguing case within its region, characterized by a relatively low crime rating. Standing 23rd among 25 neighboring boroughs or local administrative districts in terms of crime rate, the area reported a total of 7,264 crime incidents in 2023. With a population of 141,947, this translates to a crime rate of 51.17 incidents per 1,000 residents, marking a notable decrease of 8.8% from the previous year.

Delving into the types of crimes, South Norfolk primarily grapples with violence and sexual offences, constituting 42.8% of the reported incidents, followed by anti-social behavior at 12.9%, and criminal damage and arson at 10.2%. The less frequent crimes include bicycle theft (0.7%), theft from the person (0.5%), and robbery (0.2%).

The area’s geography of safety varies significantly across its 26 wards. Wards such as South Wymondham, Cringleford, and Stratton (South Norfolk) experience higher crime rates, with South Wymondham leading at 101.0 incidents per 1,000 residents. Conversely, Mulbarton & Stoke Holy Cross, Brooke, and Rockland are recognized for their safety, presenting much lower crime figures.

The pattern extends to postcode districts within or overlapping South Norfolk. NR1, NR5, and NR31 emerge as areas with heightened crime rates, whereas NR9, NR8, and IP21 are highlighted for their comparative safety, showcasing a diverse landscape of crime distribution within South Norfolk.

In South Norfolk, there have been significant changes in crime rates over the recent years. The types of crime that have seen an increase include Public order with a rate change of 1.76 in 2020, and Violence and sexual offences with rate changes of 6.3 in 2020 and 2.81 in 2021. Conversely, there was a decrease in Anti-social behaviour with a rate change of -3.62 in 2021, Public order saw a rate change of -1.72 in 2022, and Violence and sexual offences saw a rate change of -2.81 in 2023.

South Norfolk crime incidents by crime type

A total of 7264 crime incidents were reported in 2023. Below is the breakdown by crime type.

Violence and sexual offences – 3108 (42.8)%
Anti-social behaviour – 935 (12.9)%
Criminal damage and arson – 740 (10.2)%
Other theft – 574 (7.9)%
Public order – 529 (7.3)%
Shoplifting – 441 (6.1)%
Other crime – 302 (4.2)%
Burglary – 189 (2.6)%
Vehicle crime – 162 (2.2)%
Drugs – 122 (1.7)%
Possession of weapons – 64 (0.9)%
Bicycle theft – 48 (0.7)%
Theft from the person – 34 (0.5)%
Robbery – 16 (0.2)%

How does South Norfolk compare against nearby areas ?

South Norfolk ranks 23rd when compared against 25 nearby boroughs/local administrative districts.

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Crime rates in South Norfolk wards

There are 26 wards within South Norfolk. South Wymondham, Cringleford, Stratton (South Norfolk) has highest crime rate (crime per 1000 residents). Below map shows 2023 crime rates broken down by crime types.

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