Crime in England and Wales 2006/2007
Crime in England and Wales 2006/2007
is the sixth report in an annual series that combines the
reporting of police recorded crime
and the British Crime Survey (BCS) results.
The police recorded and BCS figures are a complementary series
that together provide a better picture of crime than could be
obtained from either series alone.
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police recorded crime reports on the financial year 2006/07.
Police statistics provide a good measure of trends in well-reported
crimes, are an important indicator of police workload, and
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BCS
results are based on interviews conducted in the financial
year 2006/07. For the crime types it covers, the BCS better
reflects of the extent of household and personal crime because it includes
crimes that are not reported to the police. The BCS count
also gives a better indication of trends in crime over time
because it is unaffected by changes in levels of reporting
to the police and in police recording practices. |
We publish the annual crime statistics report every July. The annual publication and supplementary volumes are published under the National Statistics Protocol. This means the publication date is pre-announced on the National Statistics website and pre-release access arrangements are formalised and published on the Home Office website.
Summary of the main findings
As well as the full annual report, we also produce a booklet with a summary of the main findings. This is published at the same time as the full annual report.
Summary
of the main statistics (pdf, 968kb)
Content of the full annual report
The main report begins with a summary of the significant findings and background information on the BCS and police recorded crime statistics. Chapters within the report focus on the level and trends in crime as well as public perceptions of crime. The report also gives a broader analysis of violent crime, property crime and information on the pattern of crime across England and Wales.
Main
Volume (pdf, 1.9mb)
Statistical tables from the chapters are available in Excel format:
chapter
2 tables (340kb)
chapter
3 tables (92kb)
chapter
4 tables (132kb)
chapter
5 tables (64kb)
chapter
6 tables (180kb)
An additional version of Table 2.01 (with additional BCS years)
is available (Excel)
Additional tables reporting statistics for individual Crime and
Disorder Reduction Partnerships, Local Authority areas and Basic
Command Units are available:
Crime
and Disorder Reduction Partnerships - Recorded Crime for Key
Offences 2005/06 to 2006/07 (Excel)
Crime and Disorder Reduction Partnerships - Recorded Crime by
Offence Group 2002/03 to 2006/07 (Excel)
Crime and Disorder Reduction Partnership area and constituency
look-up table
(Excel)
Basic Command Unit - Recorded Crime for Key Offences 2005/06
to 2006/07 (Excel)
Basic
Command Unit – Detections for Key Offences 2005/06
to 2006/07 (Excel)
Basic
Command Unit – Sanction Detections for Key Offences
2005/06 to 2006/07 (Excel)
Local Authority areas - Recorded Crime for Key Offences 2005/06
to 2006/07 (Excel)
Regional and local statistics
Regional factsheets accompany the main volume. They summarise
the main recorded crime statistics and British Crime Survey findings
for each of the Government Office Regions in England and for Wales
(pdf):
London
Region
North
East Region
North
West Region
Yorkshire
and Humber Region
South
East Region
South
West Region
East
Midlands Region
East
of England Region
West
Midlands Region
Wales
Cymru
A technical report providing more information about the BCS
is available (pdf):
2006-07
British Crime Survey (England and Wales) Technical Report Volume
I
Supplementary
Volumes
Throughout the year we produce a number of supplementary volumes focusing on particular crime topics.
Attitudes,
perceptions and risks of crime: Supplementary volume 1 to Crime
in England and Wales 2006/07
Homicides,
Firearm Offences and Intimate Violence - 2006/07 Supplementary
Volume 2 to Crime in England and Wales 2006/07
See also
Key publications

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