Crime

• Haringey Residents Survey 2004
• Total Notifiable Offences
• Residential Burglary
• Robbery
• Motor Vehicle Crime
• Violence Against the Person

Haringey Residents Survey 2005/2006

Crime was the top personal concern in the council's annual residents survey (2005/2006). It was mentioned by nearly half of all respondents.

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Total Notifiable Offences (TNOs)

Haringey: In 2006/2007 there have been 30.595 recorded TNOs in Haringey, 13.5% down (4,772 fewer offences) than for the same period last year. This performance represents an annual incident rate of 136.3 offences per 1,000 population which is lower than the 2005/06 performance of 157.6 per 1,000 population. On average there are approximately 398 fewer offences every month in 2006/2007 compared to 2005/2006.

London: In 2006/2007 Haringey is ranked 112th highest in London above the London average of 28,648 TNO offences.

‘Most Similar’ group: Haringey had the 6th lowest number of offences but the 5th highest TNO crime rate per 1,000 population when compared to the other London boroughs in the ‘Most Similar’ group, in 2006/07. The number of offences in Haringey is less than the average for the ‘Most Similar’ group of 32,085, however per 1,000 population, the rate in Haringey is higher (136.3 compared to the group rate of 125.9). The London boroughs included in the ‘Most Similar’ group are:

• Brent
• Croydon
• Ealing
• Enfield
• Greenwich
• Hackney
• Hounslow
• Lambeth
• Lewisham
• Newham
• Southwark
• Waltham Forest

Birmingham and Leicester are also in the group, however have not been included here in the comparison.

Surrounding boroughs: Haringey currently has the 4^th lowest (average performance) number of offences of its 7 neighbouring boroughs. The neighbouring boroughs are:

• Barnet
• Camden
• Enfield
• Hackney
• Islington
• Waltham Forest

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Residential Burglary

Haringey: In 2006/07 there were 2,709 residential burglaries in Haringey, 5% (142 offences) fewer than in 2005/06. Per 1,000 households, there was a rate of 28.7 burglaries, lower than in 2005/06 when it was 30.2 per 1,000 households. There was an average of nearly 12 fewer offences per month in 2006/07 compared with 2005/06.

London: In 2006/07, Haringey had the second highest number of residential burglaries in London (out of 32 boroughs), significantly higher than the London average of 1,873. Year on year, Haringey has the 19th largest percentage reduction in residential burglaries, compared to rest of the London boroughs.

‘Most Similar’ group: In 2006/07 Haringey had the second highest number of offences (2,709 offences) and the highest residential burglary rate of 28.8 per 1,000 households in its ‘Most Similar’ group. This is notably higher than the group average of 2,251 burglaries and higher than the group average incidence rate of 21.6 per 1,000 households

Surrounding boroughs: Haringey currently has the highest number of residential burglaries of its 7 neighbouring boroughs.

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Robbery

Haringey: In 2006/07 there were 1,804 personal robberies in Haringey. This is 6% lower than in 2005/06, representing a fall of 115 offences. This performance represents an annual incident rate of 8.0 offences per 1,000 population, compared with 8.5 per 1,000 population in 2005/06. On average in 2006/07 there were nearly 10 fewer offences per month than in 2005/06.

London: In 2006/07 Haringey had the 8th highest number of robberies in London (out of 32 boroughs), higher than the London average of 1,327 offences. Year on year, Haringey has the13th largest percentage reduction in robbery throughout London (6%).

‘Most Similar’ group: In 2006/07 Haringey had the 7^th lowest number of personal robbery offences among its ‘Most Similar’ boroughs, and the 6^th lowest rate. Haringey had a lower number of offences compared with the group average of 1,895, but a higher rate per 1,000 population (8.0 compared to 7.4 in the ‘Most Similar’ group).

Surrounding boroughs: Haringey had the highest number of personal robberies of its 7 neighbouring boroughs in 2006/07.

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Motor Vehicle Crime

Haringey: There were 4,457 motor vehicle offences (comprising ‘theft of’ and ‘theft from’ motor vehicle) in Haringey in 2006/07, 10.7% (535 offences) lower than in 2005/06. This performance represents a rate of 19.9 offences per 1,000 population, which is lower than in 2005/06 when the rate was 22.2 offences per 1,000 population. There was an average of 45 fewer offence per month in 2006/07 compared with 2005/06.

London: In 2006/07 Haringey was ranked 11^th highest in London (out of 32 boroughs), higher than the London average of 4,047 motor vehicle offences. Compared with 2005/06 Haringey had the 9^th largest percentage decrease in number of offences in London (10.7%).

‘Most Similar’ group: Haringey had the 6^th highest number of offences among the ‘Most Similar’ group in 2006/07, and the 5^th highest motor vehicle offences per 1,000 population. The number of offences in Haringey is slightly below the ‘Most Similar’ group average of 4,662 but higher per 1,000 population (compared with an average of 18.3).

Surrounding boroughs: In 2006/07 Haringey had 3^rd lowest number of motor vehicle offences of its 7 neighbouring boroughs.

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Violence against the Person (VAP)

Haringey: There were 7,893 violent crimes (comprising violence against the person, robbery and sexual offences) in 2006/07, down 15.8% (1,477 offences) compared with 2005/06. This represents a rate of 35.2 offences per 1,000 population, lower than the rate of 41.7 in 2005/06. On average there were 123 fewer offences per month in 2006/07 than in 2005/06.

London: In 2006/07 Haringey had the 15^th highest number of violent crimes in London (out of 32 boroughs), higher than the London average of 7,402 offences. Compared to 2005/06, Haringey had the 2^nd largest percentage decrease in violent crimes throughout London.

‘Most Similar’ group: In 2006/07, Haringey had the 3^rd lowest number of offences among the ‘Most Similar’ group, and the 6^th lowest rate of violent crimes per 1,000 population. The number of offences is significantly lower than the average for the group (9,325) and slightly lower than the average rate per 1,000 population (compared with an average of 36.6).

Surrounding boroughs: In 2006/07 Haringey had the 3^rd lowest number of violent crime offences of its 7 neighbouring boroughs.

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