The crime figures from data.police.uk - which provides data on reported crime and outcomes for policing in England - are released with a two-month delay and we can now reveal the seven worst Northampton streets for burglaries in April 2023.
The Chronicle & Echo narrowed down Northamptonshire Police’s data to include just streets in Northampton, focussing specifically on reported burglaries.
Police.uk describes this offence as entering a house or other building with the intention of stealing.
The police data states the offences have taken place “on or near” a specific Northampton street.
The latest figures have revealed that a total of 867 burglaries were reported in Northampton in April alone. However, no street names were recorded for 69 of those offences so these have been omitted from the data.
Around 55% of these offences are still under investigation (55.26%) and, for the rest of the reports, investigations were completed without any suspects being identified at all (44.74%).
Report a crime to Northamptonshire Police by calling 101 or visiting their online portal at: https://www.northants.police.uk/ro/report/ocr/af/how-to-report-a-crime/.
In an emergency, call 999.
Here are the seven worst streets in Northampton for burglaries, according to the latest police data:
5. On or near Bouverie Road
A total of 14 burglaries were reported to police as taking place in or near Bouverie Road in April 2023. Photo: Google
6. On or near Norton Road
A total of 14 burglaries were reported to police as taking place in or near Norton Road in April 2023. Photo: Google
7. On or near Collmead Court
A total of 14 burglaries were reported to police as taking place in or near Collmead Court in April 2023. Photo: Google
8. On or near Goldcrest Court
A total of 14 burglaries were reported to police as taking place in or near Goldcrest Court in April 2023. Photo: Google