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Exploring the impact of what can sometimes be hidden crimes.
Many more people in England and Wales worry about being a victim of crime than will actually experience it.
An article covering public perceptions of crime and worry about crime at both the national and local level, using data from the Crime Survey for England and Wales (CSEW).
A summary of the long-term trends in vehicle-related theft, including demographic and nature of crime data
A summary of the long-term trends in robbery and theft from the person, including demographic and nature of crime data.
A summary of the long-term trends in burglary and other household theft, including demographic and nature of crime data.
A summary of the long-term trends in bicycle theft, including demographic and nature of crime data.
Analyses on violent crime and sexual offences from the year ending March 2016 Crime Survey for England and Wales and crimes recorded by police.
The methods behind the proposed Crime Severity Score, initial findings and opportunity for users to provide feedback on the methods proposed and whether it should be incorporated in official statistics on crime in England and Wales.
The 2015 to 2016 Crime Survey for England and Wales ran for the first time a module of questions asking adults whether they were abused as a child. The analyses of these questions covering psychological, physical, and sexual abuse as a child, are published within the report.
