Area safety guides and crime data explained, using official UK Police data.
Oxford runs from the OX1 city centre and the colleges out through Jericho, Summertown, Headington and Cowley, then across the county to Abingdon, Witney, Bicester and Banbury. Crime varies sharply between postcodes. Here is the breakdown using recent Police data.
Read article →Cambridge runs from the CB1 city centre and Romsey out through Newnham, Chesterton, Trumpington and Cherry Hinton, then across the county to Newmarket, Saffron Walden and the villages. Crime varies sharply between postcodes — and bike theft dominates. Here is the breakdown using recent Police data.
Read article →London as a whole records high crime, but its outer boroughs hold a string of low-crime, family-friendly postcodes with good schools and green space. Here is where the data points if you are raising a family in the capital.
Read article →Recorded shoplifting has climbed to its highest level on record. Where it concentrates, what is driving the rise, and how to read the shop-theft line on a crime map without misjudging the area around it.
Read article →The pandemic reshaped the crime map, and some of the changes have stuck. Here is how the major categories compare with 2019 — shoplifting and fraud up, some street crime down, and the patterns that have settled into a new normal.
Read article →Northampton runs from the NN1 town centre out to Kingsthorpe, Duston and the south-Northampton suburbs, then across the county to Kettering, Corby, Wellingborough and Daventry. Crime varies sharply between postcodes. Here is the breakdown using recent Police data.
Read article →The East Midlands is dominated by the Nottingham, Leicester and Derby urban cores, but the region also holds a string of low-crime market towns and rural villages. Here is where the data points if you want low crime within a workable commute.
Read article →A CrimeSafe report pulls 24 months of official Police data onto one sheet — safety score, category breakdown, trend, outcomes. Here is how to read every section and use it properly.
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