All done. Kent Police however is still far behind on catching up with missing data. Officially, the changelog says that they are only missing ASB data from November 2018 due to a change in IT systems. But it seems to … Continue reading →

I’ve looked at this using postcode sectors – a small unit and probably the most relevant. This is something you can easily query with a ukcrimestats login. Here are the top 10 – I knew Cambridge was bad, but not … Continue reading →

This is a unique feature of ukcrimestats – you can query the land registry data covering England and Wales and answer questions like this with a login. Here are the top 10; Jan to Dec 2018 Postcode Sector Region Total … Continue reading →

The answer according to the Land Registry data, which you can query with our website here – is the Anchor Hanover Group who have taken ownership fo 1870 properties between December 2018 and February 2019 alone. AHG have a line … Continue reading →

A good piece in the BBC here recently – Crime figures: Do the police know how much there really is? I’m always at pains to stress the limitations of crime data when people phone/email me – as they frequently do. … Continue reading →

About once a week, somebody emails me wanting to place an infographic on our website about crime statistics and security solutions to drive traffic to their webiste and push their product at no cost to themselves. Nothing commercially wrong with … Continue reading →