BN2 1 Postcode Sector

BN2 1, Brighton and Hove

Found within Postcode District BN2, which covers East Brighton Ward, Queen's Park Ward, Regency Ward, Rottingdean Coastal Ward, St. Peter's and North Laine Ward

Residential Population: 10,148

Population Density: 126.06 Persons per Hectare

Land Area: 80.50 Hectares

Daytime Population: 9,256

Population Density: 114.98 Persons per Hectare

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Crime in BN2 1, Brighton and Hove

	ASB	Burglary	Robbery	Vehicle	Violent	Shoplifting	CD&A	Other Theft	Drugs	Bike Theft	Theft From the Person	Weapons	Public Order	Other	Total
Feb 2024	20	1	0	8	57	9	17	18	7	5	0	2	23	5	172
Jan 2024	27	9	2	15	58	10	11	12	7	2	3	1	18	2	177
Dec 2023	31	11	2	6	72	12	13	15	3	1	7	6	24	1	204
Nov 2023	29	4	2	20	51	25	10	18	11	7	5	1	21	7	211
Oct 2023	34	3	7	10	68	11	16	19	11	7	5	2	13	8	214
Sep 2023	52	6	3	7	82	32	13	35	7	11	6	3	24	1	282
Aug 2023	35	11	6	16	87	20	13	33	39	16	17	4	15	2	314
Jul 2023	32	7	3	17	69	23	15	26	9	23	3	2	30	3	262
Jun 2023	35	4	1	5	62	12	7	18	5	7	4	5	21	8	194
May 2023	31	14	3	6	68	18	13	29	7	9	4	2	18	0	222
Apr 2023	24	10	1	9	66	16	13	16	6	10	6	3	16	2	198
Mar 2023	30	7	5	5	64	12	9	16	8	7	6	5	26	4	204
Feb 2023	46	12	2	6	48	12	6	12	8	2	2	2	15	5	178
Jan 2023	13	13	5	11	56	23	23	16	8	4	0	5	16	4	197
Dec 2022	29	4	0	7	44	16	15	7	2	1	1	1	18	1	146
Nov 2022	30	5	2	6	59	17	13	18	5	9	3	2	19	1	189
Oct 2022	28	2	5	4	57	21	13	28	6	15	3	1	24	5	212
Sep 2022	36	7	2	10	50	10	15	32	2	9	8	1	23	1	206
Aug 2022	44	6	1	9	85	5	19	33	27	8	5	2	25	4	273
Jul 2022	46	5	2	3	80	4	10	29	4	4	3	6	28	2	226
Jun 2022	28	10	3	5	61	6	15	35	3	21	4	6	26	7	230
May 2022	45	4	4	5	53	5	7	24	5	6	7	2	29	1	197
Apr 2022	26	5	2	8	54	8	13	18	6	7	4	1	27	1	180
Mar 2022	39	4	0	6	72	10	10	15	5	9	5	1	19	4	199
Feb 2022	41	1	2	4	68	5	13	21	4	3	2	2	21	3	190
Jan 2022	31	7	0	4	75	11	8	31	10	4	0	2	15	2	200
Dec 2021	37	1	2	5	57	7	16	26	4	0	6	3	7	3	174
Nov 2021	71	1	3	8	79	4	10	22	8	8	2	6	29	2	253
Oct 2021	45	2	2	10	71	7	7	19	11	7	6	4	25	4	220
Sep 2021	50	4	5	14	94	5	15	32	5	17	6	4	34	4	289
Aug 2021	80	6	4	9	100	12	13	33	10	9	2	3	35	5	321
Jul 2021	80	6	2	5	101	5	17	27	3	17	3	0	38	1	305
Jun 2021	109	1	0	5	78	7	16	30	4	21	5	2	26	2	306
May 2021	83	6	1	2	48	8	15	11	8	5	1	2	22	5	217
Apr 2021	83	4	2	6	51	8	8	11	5	6	1	2	19	3	209
Mar 2021	82	4	3	4	62	11	8	8	7	8	1	1	13	2	214
Feb 2021	75	4	1	11	41	9	6	5	7	0	0	2	16	2	179
Jan 2021	56	2	1	12	30	5	5	7	4	4	1	0	5	5	137
Dec 2020	52	2	2	3	38	6	10	15	5	7	4	3	14	1	162
Nov 2020	44	3	2	12	31	4	10	15	5	3	1	3	17	0	150
Oct 2020	73	7	1	7	53	2	12	16	8	7	1	3	15	1	206
Sep 2020	72	8	5	4	52	2	14	27	5	17	2	2	24	0	234
Aug 2020	91	6	1	5	92	3	18	40	11	11	4	0	30	14	326
Jul 2020	72	8	3	8	82	6	15	19	7	8	2	5	25	0	260
Jun 2020	91	5	2	10	59	1	15	16	6	13	1	6	19	2	246
May 2020	97	7	2	3	62	1	16	15	4	16	2	2	9	2	238
Apr 2020	140	11	1	9	59	4	23	6	10	10	2	1	13	3	292
Mar 2020	40	12	1	11	48	4	12	23	8	4	4	5	12	2	186
Feb 2020	37	6	4	12	52	2	15	14	5	2	4	2	14	7	176
Jan 2020	36	5	1	10	72	4	11	17	8	5	4	4	17	6	200
Dec 2019	31	8	9	16	57	3	16	18	3	2	4	2	13	0	182
Nov 2019	32	8	3	7	53	5	17	24	8	8	9	3	16	5	198
Oct 2019	46	14	7	11	70	2	7	20	4	5	5	2	10	8	211
Sep 2019	74	13	4	5	57	5	16	26	6	8	4	3	20	4	245
Aug 2019	82	13	5	14	86	5	16	37	63	24	39	1	35	3	423
Jul 2019	59	24	2	9	70	3	20	38	6	23	12	2	27	6	301
Jun 2019	58	11	2	9	68	1	14	27	12	9	3	4	14	3	235
May 2019	43	27	6	7	47	6	11	28	3	6	4	1	22	1	212
Apr 2019	40	12	11	11	64	5	13	23	12	4	10	3	14	11	233
Mar 2019	32	16	5	14	73	6	14	21	7	5	7	2	12	3	217
Feb 2019	41	19	3	7	39	3	13	15	5	2	5	2	13	2	169
Jan 2019	36	8	7	6	54	3	10	22	5	1	3	4	11	3	173
Dec 2018	34	15	2	6	67	7	20	22	9	2	6	1	15	0	206
Nov 2018	66	14	5	6	45	6	13	18	6	7	4	3	23	5	221
Oct 2018	61	8	4	14	67	11	13	32	8	6	8	2	12	3	249
Sep 2018	43	4	4	13	59	14	11	30	7	6	5	3	13	1	213
Aug 2018	76	10	2	24	65	9	15	35	56	10	14	0	23	6	345
Jul 2018	78	10	1	19	92	7	11	40	5	11	13	4	14	4	309
Jun 2018	69	9	0	8	63	3	9	27	8	12	8	5	17	0	238
May 2018	67	7	3	7	64	5	17	27	4	7	9	3	19	6	245
Apr 2018	60	3	1	9	62	10	15	30	4	3	9	7	16	2	231
Mar 2018	47	13	2	4	55	6	15	26	6	1	12	5	17	2	211
Feb 2018	56	4	2	4	35	4	17	24	8	2	5	1	5	3	170
Jan 2018	55	13	4	10	50	12	14	19	13	3	3	1	18	7	222
Dec 2017	43	6	1	4	59	10	17	21	5	5	9	4	15	4	203
Nov 2017	50	13	2	5	46	7	11	22	10	5	7	0	14	4	196
Oct 2017	115	15	4	10	81	5	17	34	4	7	13	2	23	1	331
Sep 2017	87	5	2	10	36	13	15	27	2	8	6	1	16	5	233
Aug 2017	87	10	4	6	65	8	22	46	34	12	19	1	30	6	350
Jul 2017	110	10	3	11	54	3	12	33	10	5	14	5	24	1	295
Jun 2017	74	18	2	5	53	6	18	19	2	8	8	2	17	1	233
May 2017	115	7	3	2	50	6	11	25	2	2	9	1	9	0	242
Apr 2017	91	3	3	4	45	1	14	28	3	5	7	2	12	3	221
Mar 2017	81	13	2	7	66	2	10	28	7	9	12	2	9	1	249
Feb 2017	59	5	5	7	42	6	17	24	5	4	20	1	12	2	209
Jan 2017	70	13	4	4	50	4	15	28	8	2	13	1	15	4	231
Dec 2016	78	10	4	8	47	5	13	21	4	3	8	0	11	7	219
Nov 2016	84	8	5	12	59	5	8	21	4	6	4	2	7	6	231
Oct 2016	70	5	3	10	52	9	20	27	9	6	11	1	15	3	241
Sep 2016	88	11	7	9	53	5	19	26	7	10	9	3	26	2	275
Aug 2016	102	9	3	5	65	3	13	42	18	6	20	6	19	5	316
Jul 2016	88	12	6	18	57	4	15	29	7	13	10	1	20	5	285
Jun 2016	74	9	3	10	49	1	4	28	3	6	9	0	22	7	225
May 2016	73	10	2	13	71	5	21	26	11	5	9	0	16	1	263
Apr 2016	74	8	3	7	38	5	11	32	12	1	9	4	12	5	221
Mar 2016	62	8	4	12	52	3	15	20	12	2	9	2	5	13	219
Feb 2016	57	8	3	8	41	6	14	22	9	4	6	3	14	7	202
Jan 2016	75	6	3	2	31	4	15	23	3	2	4	0	5	5	178
Dec 2015	64	15	2	5	59	7	21	23	20	4	3	0	10	2	235
Nov 2015	51	7	4	3	60	8	17	26	11	7	4	0	12	0	210
Oct 2015	85	4	3	4	34	15	12	28	7	3	9	1	10	4	219
Sep 2015	76	11	2	6	56	7	19	19	11	3	8	1	8	4	231
Aug 2015	105	12	1	11	64	9	13	33	20	15	35	0	15	7	340
Jul 2015	106	12	1	5	42	6	20	24	8	8	11	3	16	1	263
Jun 2015	95	10	5	5	48	6	19	32	11	3	12	1	17	6	270
May 2015	75	10	4	6	32	2	6	27	8	9	11	1	8	1	200
Apr 2015	68	6	2	4	34	6	12	23	8	2	10	0	7	1	183
Mar 2015	65	5	6	5	41	13	15	12	3	7	6	0	10	1	189
Feb 2015	58	9	2	8	49	6	14	22	4	1	11	3	8	2	197
Jan 2015	52	8	0	5	42	6	9	19	10	2	9	2	8	2	174
Dec 2014	69	3	1	7	53	5	14	22	5	3	10	2	8	0	202
Nov 2014	62	5	0	7	53	5	11	33	6	10	17	1	7	1	218
Oct 2014	69	4	1	8	53	8	13	31	9	1	8	2	13	0	220
Sep 2014	89	9	2	9	61	7	15	41	1	4	8	1	13	1	261
Aug 2014	122	4	3	4	62	7	12	41	22	10	27	3	9	3	329
Jul 2014	102	8	2	8	45	8	19	34	16	8	14	5	13	1	283
Jun 2014	111	13	4	11	41	10	12	38	15	13	17	2	7	0	294
May 2014	91	11	1	7	44	7	19	36	5	7	24	3	4	3	262
Apr 2014	76	7	2	10	36	10	10	40	6	7	21	0	2	4	231
Mar 2014	83	8	6	10	17	11	10	31	7	5	19	2	5	3	217
Feb 2014	70	8	1	4	19	9	10	22	6	1	30	2	3	2	187
Jan 2014	87	3	1	3	31	10	14	27	6	3	30	1	1	1	218
Dec 2013	88	10	2	9	26	21	13	21	6	1	19	0	3	2	221
Nov 2013	95	10	2	19	35	11	24	34	13	7	23	0	8	2	283
Oct 2013	97	13	3	11	21	10	12	42	3	6	23	1	5	1	248
Sep 2013	115	15	3	10	28	7	15	43	13	9	33	2	2	2	297
Aug 2013	166	14	3	8	37	8	19	71	15	12	43	1	10	1	408
Jul 2013	135	16	5	13	37	3	13	59	15	13	21	1	13	2	346
Jun 2013	79	6	5	17	31	7	20	42	6	8	33	1	7	3	265
May 2013	93	6	3	12	18	7	14	35	7	8	39	0	6	0	248
Apr 2013	92	10	5	11	20	6	14	51			6	9		8	232
Mar 2013	76	9	1	14	17	2	12	65			26	7		2	231
Feb 2013	92	11	2	8	19	8	13	75			6	4		5	243
Jan 2013	84	13	3	5	16	3	16	77			7	6		0	230
Dec 2012	80	13	2	7	27	10	16	82			4	3		3	247
Nov 2012	84	18	2	6	29	3	14	56			4	13		2	231
Oct 2012	76	12	0	10	40	3	16	81			8	7		0	253
Sep 2012	107	21	4	20	49	3	18	112			19	10		5	368
Aug 2012	126	11	3	10	48	6	15	77			14	14		5	329
Jul 2012	125	11	1	16	27	2	19	86			7	5		3	302
Jun 2012	127	4	3	8	40	9	16	70			4	9		3	293
May 2012	131	9	2	13	43	6	20	88			30	10		5	357
Apr 2012	120	9	5	7	26	5	22	85			3	8		5	295
Mar 2012	141	6	5	9	32	7	17	90			11	7		2	327
Feb 2012	109	3	1	6	29	9	17	64			7	6		2	253
Jan 2012	105	9	0	6	27	4	15	66			12	4		4	252
Dec 2011	115	6	6	5	25	9	5	56			7	12		3	249
Nov 2011	114	11	3	5	21	11	18	57			14	8		3	265
Oct 2011	150	13	0	9	32	14	26	62			18	8		11	343
Sep 2011	139	11	1	7	31	13	12	75			21	11		6	327
Aug 2011	217	7	3	15	34	163									439
Jul 2011	212	6	2	7	43	120									390
Jun 2011	191	13	1	10	39	123									377
May 2011	173	26	5	27	73	201									505
Apr 2011	174	14	3	10	38	101									340
Mar 2011	137	14	3	13	42	118									327
Feb 2011	125	9	5	5	24	126									294
Jan 2011	98	16	5	7	33	85									244
Dec 2010	126	10	3	12	28	84									263

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Crime Plus ASB Breakdown for BN2 1

Crime Type and ASB Charts for BN2 1

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.

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".