E02001241 MSOA

E02001241

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Residential Population: 11,056 (mid-2020 estimate)

Males: 5,797

Females: 5,259

Population Density: 31.84 Persons per Hectare

Land Area: 347.24 Hectares

Daytime Population: 22,505

Population Density: 64.81 Persons per Hectare

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Crime in E02001241

	ASB	Burglary	Robbery	Vehicle	Violent	Shoplifting	CD&A	Other Theft	Drugs	Bike Theft	Theft From the Person	Weapons	Public Order	Other	Total
Oct 2023	0	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1
Aug 2023	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	1
May 2023	0	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1
Feb 2023	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	1
Nov 2022	0	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	2	0	0	0	0	0	3
May 2022	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	0	1
Feb 2022	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1
Jan 2022	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	1
Dec 2021	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	3	0	0	0	0	0	3
Dec 2020	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	1
Sep 2020	0	0	0	0	2	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	3
Jul 2020	0	0	0	0	2	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	2
Feb 2020	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	1
Jan 2020	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	1
Jul 2019	0	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1
Jun 2019	60	13	7	21	102	37	26	24	7	4	4	9	49	5	368
May 2019	71	24	3	19	102	55	15	31	13	5	6	5	44	5	398
Apr 2019	54	14	6	9	119	43	23	34	4	5	5	7	44	7	374
Mar 2019	45	11	11	15	99	43	17	25	8	6	7	8	48	1	344
Feb 2019	34	11	1	8	83	45	22	21	5	3	5	4	37	7	286
Jan 2019	40	13	8	19	115	54	16	27	8	1	11	5	26	7	350
Dec 2018	32	13	6	15	113	36	23	39	7	2	9	6	46	4	351
Nov 2018	59	16	5	25	116	47	24	33	8	3	4	8	56	5	409
Oct 2018	66	15	5	18	96	39	20	26	9	6	5	7	49	7	368
Sep 2018	69	19	13	20	97	44	22	23	7	5	6	3	51	7	386
Aug 2018	46	17	7	15	116	50	24	26	2	5	4	4	58	8	382
Jul 2018	53	14	2	25	100	46	20	47	2	8	6	4	66	10	403
Jun 2018	55	13	5	20	103	40	22	27	6	3	7	4	53	10	368
May 2018	79	23	1	21	109	55	23	26	5	5	6	4	54	9	420
Apr 2018	65	18	2	15	78	58	28	30	5	5	2	3	33	7	349
Mar 2018	83	16	2	3	93	63	19	14	7	10	6	2	59	3	380
Feb 2018	48	20	5	15	81	27	18	23	1	3	9	5	46	11	312
Jan 2018	51	19	2	12	88	32	22	23	1	3	5	5	42	7	312
Dec 2017	50	15	3	14	84	38	31	24	6	0	7	3	49	8	332
Nov 2017	73	13	4	30	94	32	35	26	5	1	5	5	56	4	383
Oct 2017	110	21	5	21	89	47	30	17	5	6	8	7	67	3	436
Sep 2017	51	20	3	18	78	43	28	22	6	5	8	6	63	6	357
Aug 2017	64	17	3	8	89	35	29	30	4	4	3	5	53	13	357
Jul 2017	86	12	2	10	95	31	26	28	3	4	5	4	49	7	362
Jun 2017	59	18	2	10	94	36	29	17	3	2	6	4	43	8	331
May 2017	81	19	9	8	80	42	27	22	6	3	7	1	44	7	356
Apr 2017	87	22	10	11	90	41	26	28	4	4	6	3	53	2	387
Mar 2017	92	12	4	16	87	51	36	30	3	2	13	1	59	5	411
Feb 2017	109	21	3	9	77	42	17	32	2	2	9	1	57	2	383
Jan 2017	83	33	8	9	88	40	29	17	2	2	6	5	48	5	375
Dec 2016	87	22	3	5	81	43	22	20	10	8	4	2	55	3	365
Nov 2016	101	29	2	15	80	52	22	32	5	4	8	4	47	1	402
Oct 2016	160	22	3	11	88	39	38	25	2	6	5	7	52	2	460
Sep 2016	119	13	3	10	69	37	23	42	5	12	4	2	23	3	365
Aug 2016	135	11	1	18	54	40	18	29	2	10	2	2	23	1	346
Jul 2016	173	11	2	14	63	37	35	45	4	5	7	5	21	2	424
Jun 2016	156	3	2	8	44	31	21	33	4	5	3	0	26	3	339
May 2016	148	7	1	10	40	26	35	40	3	20	1	1	15	5	352
Apr 2016	120	15	1	20	47	38	21	27	2	1	2	1	13	0	308
Mar 2016	123	22	3	15	49	43	19	34	4	4	5	0	11	9	341
Feb 2016	103	6	1	8	42	35	20	26	3	3	6	0	10	5	268
Jan 2016	127	19	2	6	44	20	25	28	2	1	6	1	12	0	293
Dec 2015	121	15	2	11	45	30	16	32	3	2	1	3	13	1	295
Nov 2015	127	10	3	9	56	42	22	30	4	2	6	0	36	3	350
Oct 2015	144	7	4	11	37	47	26	35	9	5	9	2	27	2	365
Sep 2015	115	12	1	12	46	48	24	32	5	8	3	1	12	3	322
Aug 2015	112	20	2	15	59	35	29	39	3	8	7	2	12	1	344
Jul 2015	115	7	1	20	52	41	17	20	8	5	4	1	19	5	315
Jun 2015	101	13	0	14	47	35	18	27	3	6	0	4	20	0	288
May 2015	120	9	1	19	59	41	19	30	4	1	6	2	17	4	332
Apr 2015	124	13	4	14	52	34	14	22	4	2	6	0	21	4	314
Mar 2015	123	18	2	20	56	52	23	18	8	6	7	2	23	2	360
Feb 2015	121	14	1	14	55	35	25	21	6	2	11	1	19	4	329
Jan 2015	105	12	6	18	60	35	20	26	3	5	7	0	8	4	309
Dec 2014	71	19	1	13	42	28	16	32	8	7	10	1	10	3	261
Nov 2014	101	11	3	17	53	36	15	31	10	5	12	1	12	3	310
Oct 2014	113	12	1	16	50	43	23	30	9	4	7	1	12	0	321
Sep 2014	100	8	2	7	38	28	22	36	4	3	7	0	10	2	267
Aug 2014	95	8	5	13	57	37	16	20	7	10	2	2	15	13	300
Jul 2014	132	7	3	9	52	36	16	16	15	2	3	2	14	2	309
Jun 2014	157	17	3	15	66	42	24	21	4	6	6	2	14	0	377
May 2014	136	5	0	18	50	44	24	30	6	4	16	0	12	1	346
Apr 2014	119	5	2	8	40	41	18	21	6	4	5	2	5	2	278
Mar 2014	116	8	2	12	24	31	15	29	13	3	8	1	6	2	270
Feb 2014	91	7	5	20	27	31	21	26	7	3	1	1	10	0	250
Jan 2014	144	7	2	18	41	26	10	19	11	5	4	1	9	4	301
Dec 2013	101	15	0	14	26	46	18	29	11	1	9	1	12	4	287
Nov 2013	129	9	2	28	25	33	17	22	8	8	7	1	10	2	301
Oct 2013	108	20	4	14	36	28	17	23	9	7	4	3	6	3	282
Sep 2013	105	11	1	17	28	24	19	19	7	5	7	2	9	0	254
Aug 2013	160	9	3	12	24	19	17	23	12	9	4	0	12	1	305
Jul 2013	171	17	2	12	37	34	23	26	6	6	3	3	20	3	363
Jun 2013	134	13	1	10	27	40	30	27	18	3	3	6	16	4	332
May 2013	102	15	1	7	36	39	19	11	7	2	3	2	4	1	249
Apr 2013	113	12	3	10	18	37	17	22			6	8		5	251
Mar 2013	123	13	5	11	23	48	15	24			1	19		4	286
Feb 2013	144	10	3	12	31	32	10	22			6	7		4	281
Jan 2013	92	12	0	20	29	22	14	23			9	8		6	235
Dec 2012	77	10	3	12	35	32	6	36			9	10		1	231
Nov 2012	93	6	3	7	20	37	19	19			10	19		7	240
Oct 2012	99	16	3	8	29	33	11	22			12	7		4	244
Sep 2012	105	4	5	16	19	22	16	28			6	5		7	233
Aug 2012	122	7	1	6	29	19	18	32			5	6		6	251
Jul 2012	118	9	2	12	24	24	16	29			4	8		7	253
Jun 2012	82	8	0	8	28	33	10	26			9	12		6	222
May 2012	95	17	7	11	36	29	15	24			9	14		7	264
Apr 2012	76	8	4	7	31	23	20	25			5	10		12	221
Mar 2012	105	22	2	6	39	42	25	29			15	6		12	303
Feb 2012	72	8	2	13	22	34	15	24			7	11		17	225
Jan 2012	73	20	7	3	26	35	31	23			5	8		10	241
Dec 2011	68	5	3	6	37	50	14	36			11	9		11	250
Nov 2011	83	10	1	9	27	46	24	28			11	14		8	261
Oct 2011	109	8	1	12	41	30	21	33			7	8		11	281
Sep 2011	103	7	2	9	40	35	15	34			12	10		8	275
Aug 2011	128	14	7	10	41	102									302
Jul 2011	134	11	8	11	32	136									332
Jun 2011	144	11	2	13	33	137									340
May 2011	100	20	6	15	53	122									316
Apr 2011	155	12	1	12	55	122									357
Mar 2011	131	6	5	14	42	139									337
Feb 2011	137	14	7	19	36	126									339
Jan 2011	134	15	10	9	48	104									320
Dec 2010	121	19	4	11	48	103									306

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Crime Plus ASB Breakdown for E02001241

Crime Type and ASB Charts for E02001241

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".