Felpham

Population: 9,799
Policed by: Sussex Police

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

ASBBurglaryRobberyVehicleViolentOther TotalTotal
Mar 20131510251235
Feb 20131110231027
Jan 2013920341230
Dec 2012810011020
Nov 20121420661341
Oct 2012820341027
Sep 20121740331340
Aug 20121360521440
Jul 20122130532557
Jun 20121430781648
May 20122010081241
Apr 20121030471741
Mar 20121460251946
Feb 2012124041728
Jan 2012880241840
Dec 20119100041235
Nov 201118141331453
Oct 20111330331436
Sep 2011214043840
Aug 2011351011112886
Jul 201127501381366
Jun 20112940162666
May 20113450151661
Apr 20114220042270
Mar 20112110091748
Feb 2011183057639
Jan 20111310241939
Dec 20101220151232


Crime Plus ASB Breakdown for Felpham

Crime Breakdown (Dec 2010-Mar 2013)
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Crime Rate Trends
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Crime Type and ASB Charts for Felpham

All Crime + ASB
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All Crime (No ASB)
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Anti-Social Behaviour
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Robbery
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Burglary
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Vehicle Crime
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Violent Crime
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Other Crime
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In September 2011, Other Crime was divided into 6 categories - Drugs, Public Disorder & Weapons (PD&W), Criminal Damage & Arson (CD&A), Theft - Shoplifting, Theft-Other and Other. In order to avoid confusion, UKCrimeStats has renamed the original "Other" category as "Other Total" which is the sum of these 6 and this is what is displayed from December 2010 to August 2011

DrugsPD&WCD&AShopliftingOther TheftOtherOther Total
Mar 201330405012
Feb 201310126010
Jan 201340314012
Dec 201250003210
Nov 201231612013
Oct 201200503210
Sep 201221514013
Aug 201211505214
Jul 2012221335025
Jun 201220417216
May 201221602112
Apr 201211708017
Mar 201221518219
Feb 20120040307
Jan 201201719018
Dec 201101326012
Nov 201110346014
Oct 201112515014
Sep 20110021328


Drugs
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Public Disorder and Weapons
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Criminal Damage and Arson
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Theft - Shoplifting
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Theft - Other
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Miscelanious Other
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Neighbourhood crime league table

The league table below looks at the total crimes and crime rate for March 2013 that occurred in all neighbourhoods within 5 miles of Felpham and orders them by lowest crime rate first.

 ASBBurglaryOtherRobberyVehicleViolentTotal
RankNeighbourhoodTotalRateTotalRateTotalRateTotalRateTotalRateTotalRateTotalRate
1Pagham And Rose Green (4.03 miles)60.8130.4060.8100.0020.2720.27192.55
2Middleton On Sea (1.49 miles)71.2830.5540.7300.0000.0000.00142.56
3Aldwick East (2.66 miles)71.4940.8500.0000.0010.2130.64153.19
4Felpham (0.00 miles)151.5310.10121.2200.0020.2050.51353.57
5Walberton (5.00 miles)31.1300.0031.1300.0031.1320.75114.15
6Barnham (2.73 miles)111.3040.47161.8900.0030.3550.59394.61
7Yapton (2.27 miles)162.8600.0071.2500.0020.3620.36274.82
8Aldwick West (3.39 miles)153.0500.0051.0200.0000.0040.81244.87
9Tangmere (3.98 miles)71.9710.2861.6800.0000.0051.40195.33
10Wick With Toddington (4.68 miles)142.6540.7681.5100.0050.9420.38336.24
11Bersted (1.82 miles)232.7100.00182.1200.00101.1870.83586.85
12Orchard (1.52 miles)203.2310.16203.2300.0030.4860.97508.07
13Pevensey (1.98 miles)193.3620.35152.6610.1830.5371.24478.32
14Hotham (1.11 miles)223.4530.47243.7600.0010.16162.516610.34
15Ham (4.31 miles)417.2750.89284.9700.0081.42101.779216.32
16River (4.39 miles)376.4940.70468.0700.00111.93244.2112221.40
17Marine - Bognor Regis (1.96 miles)529.3950.90519.2100.0010.18162.8912522.56


Neighbourhood Events

Come and meet us in Bognor (3199) (Community Event)
    

Come along and see your local officers. They will be providing information on crime prevention and this is also an opportunity to discuss any issues in your community.


    Tesco, Shripney Road
    16th July 2013 4:00 pm
Cycle marking (3429) (Community Event)
    

Officers will be security marking cycles for free as part of Operation Velo. Remember your email details and ID. See you there!


    The Regis Centre, Belmont Street
    21st July 2013 11:00 am
Cycle marking (3432) (Community Event)
    

As part of Operation Velo officers will be at the location to provide free security marking. Bring along your ID and email details. We hope to see you there!


    Bognor High Street
    25th July 2013 3:00 pm

Neighbourhood Team

 NameRankPhoneMobileEmailFacebook
1Clive MorgePolice Community Support Officer101clive.morge@sussex.pnn.police.uk Bognor Neighbourhood Policing 
2Gemma TurnerPolice Community Support Officer101gemma.turner@sussex.pnn.police.uk Bognor Neighbourhood Policing 
3Ian CheesmanPS101ian.cheesman@sussex.pnn.police.uk Bognor Neighbourhood Policing 
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