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10,837 incidents per 100,000 population
- The crime rate in Bury is 10,837 incidents per 100,000 population, according to figures published by the ONS for the year ending September 2023. In the year ending September 2023, there were 21,090 incidents of crime, a 100 decrease in incidents when compared to the previous year.
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This report provides an overview of the different types of police recorded crime for your area, summarising the key offences, and trends in your area as well as providing a comparison to other...
May 3, 2022 · Tens of thousands of crimes were recorded in Bury last year, amid an increase in total offences across England and Wales. A total of 20,246 offences were recorded in Bury by Greater Manchester Police last year according to the Office of National Statistics (ONS).
As per the crime report in Feb 2024, 2 crimes were reported in Bury per 10,000 population, which is considered very low in the UK. Also, the total number of crimes recorded in the month was 46, which signifies that Bury is the safest place to live in the UK.
Predominant crime categories in Bury include Violence and sexual offences (71.4%), Other crimes (8.6%), and Drugs (5.7%), while the less frequent types are Burglary (2.9%), Anti-social behaviour (2.9%), and Criminal damage and arson (2.9%). Bury is divided into 14 wards.
The total number of Crimes between 2010-2022 was 29470. The year with the highest number of Crimes was 506 in 2017-03. The year with the lowest number of Crimes was 2 in 2019-09. There is a 25200% (504) reduction between the highest year and the lowest year.
There were 8,363 violent crime incidents (violent crime rate 4,297) in Bury in the year ending September 2023. The chance of being involved in a violent crime incident in Bury is about a 4.30% chance per year.
May 4, 2020 · As always, there have been more 'traditional' crimes such as drug dealing, burglary and violence. But also there have been a new wave of crimes directly associated with the current lockdown...
