Crime in Ferndale

Ferndale

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Population: 15,036
Policed by: Metropolitan Police Service

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The following table and graphs show you crime and ASB breakdowns and trends for Ferndale.

	ASB	Burglary	Robbery	Vehicle	Violent	Shoplifting	CD&A	Other Theft	Drugs	Bike Theft	Theft From the Person	Weapons	Public Order	Other	Total
Mar 2022	92	22	12	3	45	11	16	25	3	5	33	0	22	0	289
Feb 2022	45	10	4	11	43	11	7	31	7	4	39	2	10	1	225
Jan 2022	59	20	6	5	42	8	5	40	10	2	78	1	10	1	287
Dec 2021	40	14	4	8	62	3	9	26	5	1	28	2	6	1	209
Nov 2021	48	16	9	9	61	7	10	33	15	2	25	1	13	3	252
Oct 2021	52	13	8	5	53	6	9	36	14	5	41	2	9	2	255
Sep 2021	49	14	9	12	31	7	14	27	11	12	18	1	12	1	218
Aug 2021	67	10	9	8	53	7	11	30	11	5	21	1	16	2	251
Jul 2021	79	12	6	5	43	7	9	19	5	5	7	1	14	2	214
Jun 2021	83	15	7	8	51	9	11	26	15	13	7	4	10	1	260
May 2021	62	12	3	5	30	9	10	24	25	8	16	0	14	7	225
Apr 2021	63	17	1	3	38	13	8	20	14	3	9	3	11	1	204
Mar 2021	79	14	4	10	32	13	5	9	11	3	6	0	13	2	201
Feb 2021	78	13	5	4	21	12	10	16	14	1	5	1	7	4	191
Jan 2021	95	12	4	4	29	9	8	7	7	2	6	0	12	4	199
Dec 2020	81	11	6	8	38	6	3	10	7	2	7	1	9	2	191
Nov 2020	97	9	4	6	45	12	8	15	4	6	7	1	10	0	224
Oct 2020	82	11	9	9	33	12	6	20	7	4	4	1	14	1	213
Sep 2020	112	14	8	14	29	7	7	23	13	12	8	2	21	2	272
Aug 2020	119	20	10	11	57	15	8	14	13	9	8	2	10	1	297
Jul 2020	95	10	8	7	48	5	2	18	8	7	4	1	18	0	231
Jun 2020	107	9	6	6	42	6	9	13	10	7	5	1	3	4	228
May 2020	145	10	2	9	52	7	16	9	18	6	0	1	13	2	290
Apr 2020	110	9	0	3	29	5	9	9	15	4	2	1	7	1	204
Mar 2020	79	7	3	10	44	15	7	18	10	5	16	1	13	2	230
Feb 2020	55	13	8	9	61	12	9	33	7	1	22	2	19	3	254
Jan 2020	44	11	2	7	43	14	8	28	18	3	54	1	11	3	247
Dec 2019	56	10	9	9	54	7	7	37	6	2	27	4	10	1	239
Nov 2019	48	15	7	7	50	17	4	34	9	3	39	1	12	1	247
Oct 2019	52	15	5	12	51	22	8	52	19	10	40	3	12	0	301
Sep 2019	47	11	5	7	44	20	3	27	9	3	16	1	2	1	196
Aug 2019	56	18	3	8	35	21	8	22	3	5	7	0	12	0	198
Jul 2019	67	28	11	7	46	14	9	27	8	6	23	1	12	1	260
Jun 2019	53	18	7	11	46	16	8	37	10	7	20	5	17	1	256
May 2019	60	21	7	8	42	15	10	57	9	4	37	0	7	1	278
Apr 2019	49	11	10	7	40	23	12	46	6	3	19	0	6	1	233
Mar 2019	50	15	3	6	45	18	7	32	8	3	20	0	9	0	216
Feb 2019	43	7	13	10	34	8	11	27	8	3	35	1	9	1	210
Jan 2019	45	9	7	16	49	9	15	47	9	4	32	2	7	0	251
Dec 2018	34	14	5	10	47	12	8	32	7	3	49	1	6	1	229
Nov 2018	46	18	15	22	57	22	9	22	19	4	31	5	15	3	288
Oct 2018	72	13	5	11	33	11	7	23	10	5	16	1	16	1	224
Sep 2018	40	14	4	11	37	14	12	20	9	5	15	2	15	2	200
Aug 2018	43	7	4	15	46	17	5	16	4	9	19	2	13	0	200
Jul 2018	36	14	12	17	55	14	10	20	16	3	15	3	9	0	224
Jun 2018	50	9	6	21	50	16	11	18	9	7	32	2	4	2	237
May 2018	63	13	5	18	47	19	6	21	12	2	9	1	13	1	230
Apr 2018	49	9	8	8	43	20	14	39	10	2	37	2	8	0	249
Mar 2018	33	13	10	9	51	10	9	25	9	3	23	2	6	1	204
Feb 2018	38	18	9	33	30	14	13	26	11	1	13	4	10	3	223
Jan 2018	64	4	10	15	57	16	10	29	8	4	15	3	4	2	241
Dec 2017	33	10	11	12	51	11	8	16	8	0	21	2	8	1	192
Nov 2017	53	7	14	18	41	17	8	47	8	1	97	2	12	0	325
Oct 2017	42	10	11	14	51	13	13	43	7	7	49	1	5	2	268
Sep 2017	52	8	12	15	43	27	5	26	14	1	21	4	11	2	241
Aug 2017	53	18	8	11	47	27	10	26	4	8	27	2	9	2	252
Jul 2017	63	13	13	13	49	22	10	41	10	2	34	5	5	3	283
Jun 2017	56	17	7	10	50	15	6	26	9	6	17	4	12	0	235
May 2017	64	17	13	13	37	35	7	38	7	2	23	0	9	3	268
Apr 2017	50	11	9	8	51	29	8	28	9	8	14	1	13	1	240
Mar 2017	67	9	2	6	44	38	12	39	13	2	41	4	14	3	294
Feb 2017	62	15	4	9	43	30	12	21	14	5	7	1	9	2	234
Jan 2017	45	21	5	19	43	42	10	30	8	10	36	2	7	2	280
Dec 2016	49	17	6	13	35	33	11	32	6	3	42	1	8	0	256
Nov 2016	43	14	5	14	41	41	12	29	19	6	41	0	5	3	273
Oct 2016	77	15	9	3	43	21	15	34	11	8	64	3	9	4	316
Sep 2016	53	11	6	16	44	28	12	20	11	8	32	3	13	1	258
Aug 2016	74	19	10	14	40	32	12	37	7	4	16	5	8	6	284
Jul 2016	91	15	8	18	46	32	10	26	13	4	23	3	13	1	303
Jun 2016	53	11	7	6	45	56	12	21	16	1	6	3	11	1	249
May 2016	52	19	2	18	37	36	11	37	15	9	14	3	17	2	272
Apr 2016	33	20	5	12	37	16	12	24	37	11	16	1	10	3	237
Mar 2016	30	15	3	4	43	19	11	35	14	3	24	0	10	3	214
Feb 2016	42	6	6	5	47	26	4	33	15	5	29	0	4	2	224
Jan 2016	32	15	9	6	42	14	7	22	47	7	31	0	10	1	243
Dec 2015	34	7	3	11	38	24	6	21	11	3	35	0	9	3	205
Nov 2015	46	6	8	14	53	24	19	33	19	7	49	2	6	2	288
Oct 2015	61	8	7	11	42	21	10	46	24	3	29	1	9	2	274
Sep 2015	38	10	10	5	32	4	9	27	17	10	15	0	9	2	188
Aug 2015	86	13	10	11	63	20	18	29	7	4	38	1	11	1	312
Jul 2015	65	14	8	10	61	28	9	30	13	5	12	5	13	1	274
Jun 2015	50	7	6	6	42	16	8	21	13	9	9	1	9	0	197
May 2015	59	6	4	8	44	25	15	29	19	4	15	0	14	0	242
Apr 2015	39	10	2	14	38	16	7	22	17	5	8	1	10	2	191
Mar 2015	33	11	4	14	37	19	13	27	19	3	13	2	17	1	213
Feb 2015	39	15	8	7	30	29	6	16	18	3	13	0	11	1	196
Jan 2015	35	8	12	6	40	19	11	27	17	3	19	2	6	0	205
Dec 2014	43	10	6	14	37	19	13	30	14	8	30	2	12	1	239
Nov 2014	56	7	3	4	52	19	10	26	9	5	49	3	22	1	266
Oct 2014	58	9	8	10	52	31	12	25	10	5	20	1	19	3	263
Sep 2014	59	9	6	12	29	13	16	31	20	10	9	1	16	1	232
Aug 2014	71	10	3	13	37	16	17	29	17	7	24	0	14	4	262
Jul 2014	85	14	4	10	32	10	8	26	11	11	2	1	16	0	230
Jun 2014	59	8	4	19	47	19	14	26	12	9	20	1	13	0	251
May 2014	63	14	10	7	37	21	14	24	11	2	25	2	10	0	240
Apr 2014	45	4	7	13	34	18	8	17	14	3	41	1	7	5	217
Mar 2014	50	9	7	11	22	13	3	29	22	5	22	0	9	4	206
Feb 2014	49	15	9	11	31	11	10	24	12	4	19	0	11	0	206
Jan 2014	51	16	13	21	31	10	11	25	11	3	13	3	8	1	217
Dec 2013	38	11	7	12	35	8	4	20	10	2	46	1	6	1	201
Nov 2013	54	18	19	17	47	10	14	18	10	3	51	0	5	2	268
Oct 2013	54	11	16	5	23	10	13	27	14	5	42	0	5	2	227
Sep 2013	37	15	13	7	33	8	11	31	15	6	27	5	2	0	210
Aug 2013	86	12	21	7	43	11	7	17	15	5	21	0	5	5	255
Jul 2013	80	11	29	10	39	13	7	22	4	7	20	1	7	1	251
Jun 2013	77	26	14	11	29	18	11	28	7	6	20	0	6	0	253
May 2013	49	23	8	6	33	17	11	29	7	5	47	5	8	1	249
Apr 2013	48	21	24	16	29	18	15	64			6	10		4	255
Mar 2013	58	15	8	10	34	8	19	99			6	11		4	272
Feb 2013	38	19	9	15	29	6	7	96			15	4		8	246
Jan 2013	60	21	10	14	38	14	7	127			9	5		5	310
Dec 2012	48	9	18	10	31	5	19	207			16	10		6	379
Nov 2012	71	23	21	5	35	10	9	69			6	8		4	261
Oct 2012	73	22	10	7	24	4	9	80			15	12		6	262
Sep 2012	56	9	13	9	28	16	15	62			8	5		9	230
Aug 2012	90	11	14	7	29	12	3	69			5	7		8	255
Jul 2012	77	20	19	6	32	9	11	68			6	12		3	263
Jun 2012	79	8	22	9	39	7	7	72			20	4		3	270
May 2012	73	8	15	13	28	6	7	72			15	7		5	249
Apr 2012	41	21	19	12	39	10	11	92			17	5		6	273
Mar 2012	63	19	17	11	27	9	11	70			28	9		8	272
Feb 2012	61	14	15	11	26	7	9	38			20	7		4	212
Jan 2012	49	20	22	16	26	13	19	75			27	12		7	286
Dec 2011	36	24	15	19	23	12	7	42			35	6		4	223
Nov 2011	48	20	18	13	27	9	7	58			20	5		5	230
Oct 2011	58	15	32	25	41	10	10	100			19	9		4	323
Sep 2011	68	14	9	14	17	8	13	44			6	7		3	203
Aug 2011	84	23	13	10	26	85									241
Jul 2011	105	26	18	6	40	96									291
Jun 2011	103	9	12	6	34	93									257
May 2011	88	16	11	12	37	108									272
Apr 2011	103	21	14	8	27	129									302
Mar 2011	93	12	10	16	43	85									259
Feb 2011	76	18	10	14	48	99									265
Jan 2011	75	14	12	30	33	123									287
Dec 2010	86	16	4	15	32	98									251

Crime Plus ASB Breakdown for Ferndale

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Crime Type and ASB Charts for Ferndale

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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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Neighbourhood Team

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Welcome to the Ferndale Safer Neighbourhoods Team page.
Our team is comprised of Police Officers and Police Community Support Officers (PCSOs) and we are dedicated to making your neighbourhood a safer place to live in, work in and visit. We listen and talk to you, and find out what affects your daily life and feelings of security. Our priorities are then set by the local community and we work with you and other agencies to find a lasting solution.
You can contact us via e-mail or phone. As part of the Policing Pledge we will respond to every message directed to us within 24 hours. However, we are not a 24-hour response team, so if it is an emergency please call 999.
For more information about local policing visit the main Safer Neighbourhoods website.
For more information about local crime statistics in your ward, please visit the local crime maps website for Ferndale Safer Neighbourhoods Team.