Wales

Crime rate in Wales areas

Flintshire crime rate

Overview of Flintshire crime rate

Flintshire presents a medium crime rating, positioned 14th among 25 neighbouring boroughs in terms of crime rates. The year 2023 saw 13,352 incidents of crime, against a backdrop of 154,962 inhabitants, translating to a crime rate of 86.16 incidents per 1,000 people. This figure shows a decline of 10.06% from the previous year.
The most frequently reported crimes in Flintshire include Violence and sexual offences (38.8%), Anti-social behaviour (21.7%), and Criminal damage and arson (8.8%). In contrast, the least reported crimes are Bicycle theft (0.5%), Robbery (0.2%), and Theft from the person (0.1%).
Flintshire, with its 45 wards, sees variations in crime rates across different areas. Holywell Central (435.0), Mold East (217.4), and Flint: Castle (182.3) report the highest crime rates, while Gwernaffield and Gwernymynydd (26.2), Connah’s Quay South (24.7), and Higher Kinnerton (18.5) are among the safest.
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In Flintshire, there has been an initial increase in Anti-social behaviour, Public order, Shoplifting, and Violence and sexual offences in 2020, with violence and sexual offences continuing to rise into 2022. However, these trends reversed in subsequent years, with notable declines in anti-social behaviour, public order offences in 2023, and a significant drop in Violence and sexual offences the same year, highlighting a complex crime trend over time.

Flintshire crime incidents by crime type

A total of 13352 crime incidents were reported in 2023. Below is the breakdown by crime type.
  • Violence and sexual offences – 5181 (38.8)%
  • Anti-social behaviour – 2904 (21.7)%
  • Criminal damage and arson – 1171 (8.8)%
  • Public order – 1076 (8.1)%
  • Shoplifting – 934 (7.0)%
  • Other theft – 774 (5.8)%
  • Burglary – 362 (2.7)%
  • Vehicle crime – 284 (2.1)%
  • Other crime – 259 (1.9)%
  • Drugs – 217 (1.6)%
  • Possession of weapons – 88 (0.7)%
  • Bicycle theft – 62 (0.5)%
  • Robbery – 26 (0.2)%
  • Theft from the person – 14 (0.1)%

How does Flintshire compare against nearby areas ?

Flintshire ranks 14th when compared against 25 nearby boroughs/local administrative districts.

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Crime rates in postcode districts under Flintshire

There are 10 postcode districts/outcodes under or overlapping with Flintshire. Highest crime rates in CH1, LL18, CH8 .

  • CH1 – 190.2
  • LL18 – 171.9
  • CH8 – 120.8
  • LL11 – 109.1
  • LL19 – 108.9
  • CH5 – 98.5
  • CH6 – 96.3
  • CH7 – 69.2
  • LL12 – 67.6
  • CH4 – 63.9

Postcode districts in Flintshire

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Gwynedd crime rate

Overview of Gwynedd crime rate

Gwynedd’s crime situation is categorized as medium, placing it 12th among 25 neighboring districts based on crime rates. The year 2023 saw 10,762 incidents reported, against a population of 117,393, resulting in a crime rate of 91.67 crimes per 1,000 residents, a decrease of 9.76% from the previous year.
The primary types of crime in Gwynedd include Violence and sexual offences (38.5%), Anti-social behaviour (22.9%), and Criminal damage and arson (9.1%), with bicycle theft, theft from the person, and robbery being the least frequent.
Gwynedd, comprising 65 wards, reports the highest crime rates in Canol Tref Caernarfon (384.3), Dwyrain Bangor (252.2), and Gogledd Pwllheli (219.0). Conversely, the safest wards are Penisa’r-waun, Llanuwchllyn, and Llanwnda.
Examining postcode districts within or overlapping Gwynedd reveals the highest crime rates in LL57 (133.6), LL49 (122.5), and LL39 (116.7), while the safest are LL45, LL51, and LL37.
In Gwynedd, there was an increase in Anti-social behaviour, Public order, Shoplifting, and Violence and sexual offences in 2020 and 2021. However, these trends were followed by decreases in anti-social behaviour, burglary, criminal damage and arson, other theft in 2020, public order offences, shoplifting in 2020, and violence and sexual offences in 2023, indicating a diverse and fluctuating crime landscape over the years.

Gwynedd crime incidents by crime type

A total of 10762 crime incidents were reported in 2023. Below is the breakdown by crime type.
  • Violence and sexual offences – 4147 (38.5)%
  • Anti-social behaviour – 2464 (22.9)%
  • Criminal damage and arson – 980 (9.1)%
  • Public order – 846 (7.9)%
  • Other theft – 760 (7.1)%
  • Shoplifting – 627 (5.8)%
  • Burglary – 281 (2.6)%
  • Drugs – 193 (1.8)%
  • Vehicle crime – 182 (1.7)%
  • Other crime – 152 (1.4)%
  • Possession of weapons – 53 (0.5)%
  • Bicycle theft – 45 (0.4)%
  • Theft from the person – 17 (0.2)%
  • Robbery – 15 (0.1)%

How does Gwynedd compare against nearby areas ?

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

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Crime rates in Gwynedd wards

There are 65 wards within Gwynedd. Canol Tref Caernarfon, Dwyrain Bangor, Gogledd Pwllheli 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 Gwynedd

There are 30 postcode districts/outcodes under or overlapping with Gwynedd. Highest crime rates in LL57, LL49, LL39 .

  • LL57 – 133.6
  • LL49 – 122.5
  • LL39 – 116.7
  • LL55 – 106.1
  • LL42 – 100.1
  • LL43 – 95.8
  • LL41 – 87.9
  • LL54 – 81.5
  • LL53 – 80.5
  • LL35 – 74.7
  • LL33 – 67.4
  • LL38 – 65.8
  • LL40 – 65.4
  • LL36 – 59.3
  • LL59 – 58.8
  • LL56 – 57.5
  • LL52 – 53.4
  • LL23 – 52.4
  • SY20 – 50.7
  • LL58 – 50.1
  • LL21 – 49.7
  • LL61 – 49.1
  • LL48 – 48.6
  • LL46 – 47.7
  • LL60 – 41.2
  • LL47 – 36.9
  • LL44 – 36.2
  • LL45 – 31.6
  • LL51 – 27.6
  • LL37 – 26.1

Postcode districts in Gwynedd

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Isle of Anglesey crime rate

Overview of Isle of Anglesey crime rate

The Isle of Anglesey, with a low crime rating, ranks 22nd among nearby areas. In 2023, it reported 5,282 crimes in a population of 68,878, leading to a crime rate of 76.69 per 1,000 residents, which is a 15.28% decrease from the previous year.
The predominant crimes are Violence and sexual offences (41.6%), Anti-social behaviour (21.2%), and Criminal damage and arson (9.1%), with robbery, bicycle theft, and theft from the person being the least frequent.
Among its 14 wards, Tref Cybi (196.6), Ynys Gybi (138.2), and Cefni (95.7) have the highest crime rates, whereas Bro Aberffraw, Seiriol, and Lligwy are the safest.
Postcode districts within the Isle of Anglesey show LL65 (111.2), LL77 (100.6), and LL68 (87.9) with the highest crime rates, compared to LL73, LL76, and LL66 as the safest.
In the Isle of Anglesey, there has been a rise in Public order and Violence and sexual offences, with violence notably increasing in 2021 and continuing into 2022. These trends signal ongoing challenges with violence and disorder. On a positive note, decreases in Anti-social behaviour, Criminal damage and arson, Other theft, Public order, and Violence and sexual offences in 2023 reflect successful efforts to curb these crimes, particularly the significant drop in violent offences, demonstrating impactful crime prevention and response strategies.

Isle of Anglesey crime incidents by crime type

A total of 5282 crime incidents were reported in 2023. Below is the breakdown by crime type.
  • Violence and sexual offences – 2197 (41.6)%
  • Anti-social behaviour – 1120 (21.2)%
  • Criminal damage and arson – 482 (9.1)%
  • Other theft – 373 (7.1)%
  • Public order – 369 (7.0)%
  • Shoplifting – 234 (4.4)%
  • Drugs – 134 (2.5)%
  • Burglary – 132 (2.5)%
  • Other crime – 95 (1.8)%
  • Vehicle crime – 69 (1.3)%
  • Possession of weapons – 48 (0.9)%
  • Robbery – 11 (0.2)%
  • Bicycle theft – 10 (0.2)%
  • Theft from the person – 8 (0.2)%

How does Isle of Anglesey compare against nearby areas ?

Isle of Anglesey ranks 22nd when compared against 25 nearby boroughs/local administrative districts.

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Crime rates in Isle of Anglesey wards

There are 14 wards within Isle of Anglesey. Tref Cybi, Ynys Gybi, Cefni 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 Isle of Anglesey

There are 21 postcode districts/outcodes under or overlapping with Isle of Anglesey. Highest crime rates in LL65, LL77, LL68 .

  • LL65 – 111.2
  • LL77 – 100.6
  • LL68 – 87.9
  • LL64 – 77.8
  • LL67 – 73.7
  • LL59 – 58.8
  • LL69 – 53.2
  • LL63 – 51.6
  • LL58 – 50.1
  • LL61 – 49.1
  • LL75 – 45.3
  • LL62 – 45.1
  • LL70 – 41.7
  • LL60 – 41.2
  • LL78 – 34.3
  • LL74 – 31.8
  • LL72 – 26.2
  • LL71 – 25.4
  • LL73 – 18.1
  • LL76 – 2.4
  • LL66 – 2.3

Postcode districts in Isle of Anglesey

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Merthyr Tydfil crime rate

Overview of Merthyr Tydfil crime rate

Merthyr Tydfil, facing a high crime challenge, ranks 6th among 25 neighbouring districts for crime rates. The year 2023 recorded 7,297 incidents, leading to a crime rate of 124.02 incidents per 1,000 residents in its population of 58,839, marking a 15.34% increase over the previous year.
The most prevalent crimes in Merthyr Tydfil were Violence and sexual offences (34.3%), Anti-social behaviour (14.9%), and Shoplifting (13.2%), with the least common being Possession of weapons (0.5%), Robbery (0.4%), and Bicycle theft (0.2%).
Within its 11 wards, Town (Merthyr Tydfil) (187.0), Park (Merthyr Tydfil) (181.6), and Gurnos (176.5) witnessed the highest crime rates, while Vaynor (81.6), Treharris (79.1), and Bedlinog and Trelewis (76.2) were comparatively safer.
Postcode analysis reveals CF47 (155.4), CF48 (118.4), and CF44 (112.9) as high-crime areas, whereas CF46 (73.0) stands out as significantly safer.
In Merthyr Tydfil, there has been a significant increase in Anti-social behaviour by about 19.61% in 2020, along with rises in Other theft, Public order, and Shoplifting, which notably increased by 5.98% in 2023. Violence and sexual offences also saw a significant rise by around 6.52% in 2023. Conversely, there has been a decrease in Anti-social behaviour in 2021 and 2022, with significant drops each year. Burglary, Other theft, and Shoplifting also saw reductions in certain years, alongside a decrease in Vehicle crime in 2020.

Merthyr Tydfil crime incidents by crime type

A total of 7297 crime incidents were reported in 2023. Below is the breakdown by crime type.
  • Violence and sexual offences – 2502 (34.3)%
  • Anti-social behaviour – 1084 (14.9)%
  • Shoplifting – 962 (13.2)%
  • Public order – 746 (10.2)%
  • Criminal damage and arson – 637 (8.7)%
  • Other theft – 479 (6.6)%
  • Vehicle crime – 291 (4.0)%
  • Burglary – 219 (3.0)%
  • Other crime – 129 (1.8)%
  • Drugs – 117 (1.6)%
  • Theft from the person – 46 (0.6)%
  • Possession of weapons – 40 (0.5)%
  • Robbery – 32 (0.4)%
  • Bicycle theft – 13 (0.2)%

How does Merthyr Tydfil compare against nearby areas ?

Merthyr Tydfil ranks 6th when compared against 25 nearby boroughs/local administrative districts.

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Crime rates in Merthyr Tydfil wards

There are 11 wards within Merthyr Tydfil. Town (Merthyr Tydfil), Park (Merthyr Tydfil), Gurnos 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 Merthyr Tydfil

There are 4 postcode districts/outcodes under or overlapping with Merthyr Tydfil. Highest crime rates in CF47, CF48, CF44 .

  • CF47 – 155.4
  • CF48 – 118.4
  • CF44 – 112.9
  • CF46 – 73.0

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