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Public data · Context matters

Explore the data.
Understand its limits.

Search published police-recorded crime near a UK postcode, then consider the figures in context. This is an information tool, not a measure of an individual property or a prediction of risk.

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A clearer view.
Not a verdict.

Enter a postcode in the tool below to explore recent published crime reports. The figures come from police.uk data and are released monthly; they are not a live incident feed. Map positions are approximate, and not every crime is reported or shown.

Use the results as one piece of context. They cannot establish the security needs of a person, home or business on their own.

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Search a postcode.

View the latest available police-recorded street-level incidents within approximately one mile. No account is needed. The postcode is sent to Postcodes.io for location lookup, the coordinates to the Police.uk API for results, and map tiles are requested from OpenStreetMap. This page does not store your search.

Enter a postcode to explore the latest available data.

Read the results responsibly

What the figures
can—and cannot—say.

01 / Timing

Published monthly

The displayed month can lag behind today. Check the period shown in the results rather than treating the numbers as current incidents.

02 / Location

Approximate points

Police.uk street-level locations are anonymised. A map marker does not identify the precise place where a crime happened.

03 / Coverage

Know the gaps

Some forces have missing data. Published police feeds can have gaps; low or absent results must not be read as proof of low crime.

Sources: Police.uk street-level API, Police.uk data issues and Police.uk data guidance. Coverage and publication dates may change.

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