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One of the unique capabilities of UKCrimeStats is the ability to ask of the data, which type of area, across the given area had the most, least, biggest increase/decrease, of this that or all types of crime weighted for daytime or residential population. We can do this with almost everything where the data is available. […]
Here at UKCrimeStats we spend a lot of time working on postcodes. Every few months, new postcodes are created, others are decommissioned and we then go away and do the radius calculations and all the matchings to different areas and of course crimes and property prices. So postcodes can get out of date very quickly […]
We have just uploaded daytime populations to the Northern Ireland Super Output Areas. This matters because it means we can now do 2 new unique things on UKCrimeStats; Within the NISOA page, adjust crime rates for daytime population – a very big difference for example for NISOAs covering Belfast City Centre like this one. We can […]
See here as an example http://www.ukcrimestats.com/Postcode/Bt11aa and note we have included these for postcode sectors and districts too.
This took us a while longer to sort out. There is an interesting new category in the property price data which dates back to 1999 – it is called “other”. What it actually pertains to is commercial property or at least “non-residential” whereas all the other property transactions are for housing. There are actually very […]
Also, we have also fixed a bug on this page http://ukcrimestats.com/Officers/Neighbourhood/ – a special thanks to Marie to pointing it out to us – the page shows you which neighbourhoods have the largest and smallest teams but the previous update misalligned some datasets, no more. We realise our population figures for Police Forces are a bit out […]
We have also “refreshed” historical data from Dec 2010 to Dec 2012 – and have kept a record of the previous data files, Scroll down this page to see source data files so you can see how they have changed if you want to.
Let us know your thoughts on crime@economicpolicycentre.com – we had no choice really as most people now access this site by mobile and tablet we have now added a google searchbox – our bespoke searchbox is still available further down the page on the right.