Crime in Abbey / Battle

Abbey / Battle

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Population: 23,398
Policed by: Thames Valley Police

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The following table and graphs show you crime and ASB breakdowns and trends for Abbey / Battle.

	ASB	Burglary	Robbery	Vehicle	Violent	Shoplifting	CD&A	Other Theft	Drugs	Bike Theft	Theft From the Person	Weapons	Public Order	Other	Total
Mar 2023	34	19	9	32	262	64	40	55	12	14	23	9	82	5	660
Feb 2023	32	35	10	34	252	42	48	60	8	15	28	9	73	0	646
Jan 2023	47	50	5	41	238	58	50	50	18	27	32	7	75	7	705
Dec 2022	29	43	9	34	214	56	34	53	9	10	41	2	68	10	612
Nov 2022	52	22	12	42	231	58	49	62	24	24	31	4	74	9	694
Oct 2022	59	42	17	36	227	67	39	73	10	45	22	11	87	8	743
Sep 2022	51	34	8	16	227	48	39	74	5	55	31	7	69	7	671
Aug 2022	67	23	18	36	307	67	43	69	33	63	36	7	77	4	850
Jul 2022	56	18	4	23	219	59	35	60	21	39	23	4	89	8	658
Jun 2022	45	25	1	38	232	50	42	49	8	39	18	2	100	5	654
May 2022	44	15	3	27	196	85	39	47	14	47	15	3	69	6	610
Apr 2022	51	14	3	23	217	65	41	62	20	56	24	0	92	8	676
Mar 2022	35	17	7	30	206	62	44	58	12	38	14	5	86	12	626
Feb 2022	36	13	8	17	205	52	28	40	19	19	23	4	74	11	549
Jan 2022	32	20	7	20	233	49	40	55	23	12	10	4	76	6	587
Dec 2021	38	15	11	12	194	41	49	50	21	11	21	6	95	10	574
Nov 2021	37	23	7	38	222	57	37	40	21	12	22	2	79	6	603
Oct 2021	33	22	8	27	195	49	36	44	9	28	19	7	81	6	564
Sep 2021	46	15	13	21	211	31	45	62	18	34	24	5	101	7	633
Aug 2021	45	15	6	14	248	46	25	77	31	29	37	14	92	4	683
Jul 2021	69	24	4	17	235	41	37	50	24	40	20	8	135	8	712
Jun 2021	57	22	1	18	176	35	33	52	7	14	14	1	84	11	525
May 2021	46	15	5	28	148	43	24	34	26	33	9	4	61	5	481
Apr 2021	42	8	6	19	130	43	24	25	19	18	8	5	44	7	398
Mar 2021	45	17	4	23	116	15	26	36	21	18	12	3	40	10	386
Feb 2021	41	11	5	37	112	61	23	30	46	9	7	11	41	5	439
Jan 2021	36	18	3	31	140	33	29	42	20	14	6	7	37	3	419
Dec 2020	40	5	2	26	153	30	48	52	11	19	7	0	42	12	447
Nov 2020	51	16	11	41	132	26	27	43	19	19	12	7	42	10	456
Oct 2020	65	16	7	33	156	55	35	36	10	20	13	5	41	8	500
Sep 2020	57	21	19	27	158	60	39	37	22	47	12	9	54	8	570
Aug 2020	64	19	13	28	153	44	29	40	22	71	9	5	43	6	546
Jul 2020	79	15	7	24	149	28	22	28	16	52	10	7	36	9	482
Jun 2020	40	12	9	23	113	24	31	25	15	24	4	7	29	8	364
May 2020	40	18	3	32	119	17	23	32	12	16	2	4	33	2	353
Apr 2020	43	19	6	29	96	4	26	17	7	13	4	0	7	5	276
Mar 2020	53	27	14	21	121	50	26	40	12	36	10	4	20	6	440
Feb 2020	51	18	19	27	178	52	38	50	18	21	23	3	32	5	535
Jan 2020	32	19	11	16	151	67	32	49	17	29	19	2	24	4	472
Dec 2019	36	23	8	17	174	44	32	44	13	19	25	5	22	6	468
Nov 2019	61	14	8	19	174	45	34	41	16	18	19	6	23	9	487
Oct 2019	54	27	10	17	144	50	25	44	25	40	16	1	24	6	483
Sep 2019	55	18	10	29	161	51	23	56	16	41	16	3	19	4	502
Aug 2019	60	17	17	14	136	57	41	127	44	43	62	7	45	7	677
Jul 2019	61	13	9	30	168	52	33	53	18	25	21	7	30	5	525
Jun 2019	62	21	10	46	158	74	37	56	14	16	16	9	36	5	560
May 2019	64	17	8	32	133	57	34	41	25	40	21	5	33	4	514
Apr 2019	57	18	10	28	136	49	33	46	22	23	11	6	23	4	466
Mar 2019	55	20	9	16	124	56	36	40	20	17	12	9	17	10	441
Feb 2019	24	9	9	17	135	50	26	40	17	18	18	8	19	15	405
Jan 2019	38	14	5	31	122	45	30	62	35	14	15	7	21	3	442
Dec 2018	38	9	10	12	157	38	29	54	22	14	18	10	30	6	447
Nov 2018	47	15	12	24	147	55	43	44	19	28	10	5	15	6	470
Oct 2018	72	30	8	33	144	49	29	51	10	25	11	7	19	6	494
Sep 2018	64	16	6	31	166	48	37	52	17	22	19	9	20	8	515
Aug 2018	64	12	18	27	158	50	28	108	48	42	53	8	29	8	653
Jul 2018	93	16	6	33	147	68	50	56	27	37	16	4	31	7	591
Jun 2018	131	19	9	34	156	58	42	62	18	35	18	12	25	14	633
May 2018	116	28	7	31	139	89	42	75	14	41	31	3	16	6	638
Apr 2018	105	21	8	32	143	69	44	61	23	35	19	8	23	12	603
Mar 2018	89	25	7	14	130	69	30	39	25	18	17	3	18	6	490
Feb 2018	61	25	5	22	110	83	33	59	14	14	24	4	20	4	478
Jan 2018	87	32	12	23	123	69	39	54	34	17	29	8	17	7	551
Dec 2017	57	22	6	16	131	58	24	44	20	20	26	7	15	6	452
Nov 2017	91	17	6	29	118	88	37	60	33	44	50	5	13	6	597
Oct 2017	95	25	18	36	141	97	55	73	17	74	28	6	20	7	692
Sep 2017	110	25	7	24	122	79	29	79	15	91	46	5	7	5	644
Aug 2017	144	45	11	38	140	89	35	115	47	70	90	8	25	7	864
Jul 2017	99	24	11	25	123	100	34	56	20	46	23	7	15	7	590
Jun 2017	162	30	7	33	112	95	49	72	42	39	43	10	22	6	722
May 2017	140	30	11	49	125	81	47	62	11	39	30	4	15	9	653
Apr 2017	129	36	8	24	104	74	18	69	16	57	34	2	20	4	595
Mar 2017	146	35	14	25	131	98	19	66	27	43	25	13	25	3	670
Feb 2017	103	20	9	22	99	68	31	49	17	26	28	6	17	7	502
Jan 2017	93	34	4	28	95	110	34	64	22	29	31	6	8	4	562
Dec 2016	93	24	4	23	113	65	34	69	21	29	32	6	23	6	542
Nov 2016	112	21	5	22	113	81	38	43	11	27	34	2	12	5	526
Oct 2016	117	35	8	13	106	61	34	72	10	73	35	2	10	5	581
Sep 2016	118	14	8	37	109	95	33	69	23	70	27	8	15	6	632
Aug 2016	103	12	14	33	102	68	28	135	50	48	81	7	13	6	700
Jul 2016	124	6	7	20	116	72	31	44	14	27	27	7	12	4	511
Jun 2016	116	16	5	20	101	69	36	50	12	15	34	4	15	6	499
May 2016	105	15	6	22	123	88	38	54	12	27	22	5	21	6	544
Apr 2016	145	14	4	20	98	85	46	50	13	44	31	1	10	8	569
Mar 2016	77	12	6	19	102	81	43	36	15	17	38	6	15	2	469
Feb 2016	68	20	5	13	101	74	47	45	14	21	16	1	9	6	440
Jan 2016	73	9	2	15	106	85	17	49	20	14	28	4	15	8	445
Dec 2015	98	15	7	11	103	83	26	57	20	24	33	2	14	2	495
Nov 2015	78	20	5	18	113	76	29	61	16	32	38	0	19	7	512
Oct 2015	93	14	9	14	105	63	30	70	17	64	25	4	22	3	533
Sep 2015	85	14	7	15	111	85	32	89	15	52	44	5	15	4	573
Aug 2015	129	7	2	24	117	72	41	132	31	31	74	3	18	5	686
Jul 2015	96	15	4	15	105	61	27	49	26	31	25	3	23	7	487
Jun 2015	121	13	3	16	97	63	33	63	20	42	16	2	25	4	518
May 2015	102	16	2	18	116	90	35	52	21	33	22	5	22	5	539
Apr 2015	91	10	7	19	87	69	32	46	16	29	17	2	11	5	441
Mar 2015	111	15	7	12	96	61	41	43	11	18	21	3	15	0	454
Feb 2015	63	22	4	9	85	57	29	43	23	14	21	1	16	9	396
Jan 2015	69	10	2	14	88	68	20	40	11	12	23	2	13	7	379
Dec 2014	75	7	3	12	114	67	36	27	10	17	19	3	16	9	415
Nov 2014	98	13	2	9	89	39	32	28	18	25	22	3	14	15	407
Oct 2014	103	10	8	15	77	58	31	62	19	35	19	0	14	6	457
Sep 2014	108	13	2	15	73	63	28	44	10	42	24	1	16	4	443
Aug 2014	142	7	7	11	65	62	21	60	30	21	45	2	11	7	491
Jul 2014	144	7	0	6	52	64	24	32	7	23	13	1	9	6	388
Jun 2014	147	10	0	5	52	64	22	58	14	20	48	2	11	3	456
May 2014	139	12	4	8	44	75	17	37	9	7	17	1	11	10	391
Apr 2014	148	18	7	15	54	75	25	75	18	23	22	6	21	1	508
Mar 2014	139	15	3	12	70	73	44	90	29	15	23	4	23	0	540
Feb 2014	93	15	2	10	54	41	18	62	12	6	23	2	12	7	357
Jan 2014	75	20	8	28	67	81	30	83	21	8	30	4	17	4	476
Dec 2013	112	19	6	17	75	81	29	99	21	10	27	1	22	10	529
Nov 2013	80	20	3	27	70	88	33	68	21	24	32	1	21	7	495
Oct 2013	109	11	7	47	65	94	33	69	39	22	18	2	17	1	534
Sep 2013	119	14	4	29	76	80	49	80	18	21	20	4	15	5	534
Aug 2013	139	18	17	66	116	77	47	180	54	23	75	5	30	7	854
Jul 2013	160	11	5	33	85	80	42	81	16	44	24	2	19	5	607
Jun 2013	134	25	7	28	73	77	29	74	33	36	30	5	14	4	569
May 2013	137	11	8	29	83	116	35	83	28	25	25	4	22	3	609
Apr 2013	99	8	3	16	61	82	47	106			35	18		10	485
Mar 2013	90	25	6	19	76	85	31	151			24	27		5	539
Feb 2013	93	19	3	17	83	80	42	159			25	21		8	550
Jan 2013	108	27	5	31	62	57	31	114			23	32		9	499
Dec 2012	89	31	6	21	75	100	22	157			19	22		11	553
Nov 2012	103	37	2	26	64	101	21	121			23	19		15	532
Oct 2012	110	32	2	38	44	93	34	154			12	23		16	558
Sep 2012	132	21	3	31	47	72	25	133			12	23		17	516
Aug 2012	152	27	5	76	67	83	45	237			43	23		12	770
Jul 2012	150	36	5	25	48	88	36	148			9	24		26	595
Jun 2012	127	22	4	18	62	81	31	147			16	9		20	537
May 2012	136	30	7	24	63	95	22	113			14	19		19	542
Apr 2012	109	23	6	18	70	86	45	119			17	21		33	547
Mar 2012	148	16	1	21	45	78	37	114			24	29		22	535
Feb 2012	130	24	10	20	46	86	32	102			23	19		29	521
Jan 2012	166	35	6	29	73	97	31	123			21	26		30	637
Dec 2011	107	24	4	21	78	78	30	140			15	32		20	549
Nov 2011	140	37	8	22	78	96	31	127			21	28		14	602
Oct 2011	164	23	6	19	70	88	42	146			18	27		13	616
Sep 2011	176	31	7	19	76	75	38	103			16	24		10	575
Aug 2011	229	33	3	31	109	539									944
Jul 2011	237	36	7	26	97	281									684
Jun 2011	225	25	9	18	79	248									604
May 2011	192	22	9	18	95	275									611
Apr 2011	220	23	9	14	87	351									704
Mar 2011	168	26	10	25	119	302									650
Feb 2011	172	29	3	23	117	324									668
Jan 2011	68	60	6	24	123	284									565
Dec 2010	134	37	7	21	138	256									593

Crime Plus ASB Breakdown for Abbey / Battle

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Crime Type and ASB Charts for Abbey / Battle

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In September 2011, Other Crime was divided into 6 categories - Drugs, Public Disorder & Weapons (which was later split further and so is not displayed here), Criminal Damage & Arson (CD&A), Theft - Shoplifting, Theft-Other and Other.

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From May 2013, the following changes were made to the crime categories:
I) The violent crime category was renamed "violence and sexual offences"
2) A new category for "bicycle theft" was created which previously fell within "other theft"
3) A new category for "theft from the person" was created which previously fell within "other theft"
4) Public disorder and weapons were then split into two new categories; "public order" and "possession of weapons"
5) Both "other firearms offences" and "other knives offences" which were in "other crime" were moved into "possession of weapons".

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From the start of 2010, Thames Valley Police extended its neighbourhood consultation by introducing a wider range of publicised opportunities to meet neighbourhood teams.

We will provide open monthly meetings to allow the public to influence our priorities. These meetings will be branded as Have Your Say opportunities, and in many cases will be held in conjunction with partners.

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Once local priorities have been identified, a broader ‘toolkit’ of problem-solving tactics is being made available to ensure crime and anti-social behaviour is tackled effectively.

Across the Thames Valley area, there are many successful Neighbourhood Action Groups which will continue to deliver local problem solving, but the introduction of Have Your Say meetings will allow neighbourhood teams to identify more quickly those specific local priorities that need attention.

Thames Valley Police views the introduction of Have Your Say meetings as a positive step in tackling issues that matter most to the public. I welcome your support and engagement in this endeavour.

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