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Burglary (all premises), 1898 to 2001/02

Burglary (all premises), 1898 to 2001/02: 1992 to Year ending March 2002ConservativeConservativeLabourLabourLabour0500k1m199219941996199820002002Before: Offences counted under the Home Office Counting Rules as they stood before April 1998. After: Offences counted under the widened 1998 Counting Rules, which increased the number counted.methodology change1992: 1,355,274 offences · published 19 July 20121993: 1,369,584 offences · published 19 July 20121994: 1,256,682 offences · published 19 July 20121995: 1,239,484 offences · published 19 July 20121996: 1,164,583 offences · published 19 July 2012Year ending March 1998: 988,432 offences · published 19 July 2012Year ending March 1999: 953,184 offences · published 19 July 2012Year ending March 2000: 906,468 offences · published 19 July 2012Year ending March 2001: 836,027 offences · published 19 July 2012Year ending March 2002: 878,509 offences · published 19 July 2012

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Source: Home Office, Historical crime data: recorded crime 1898 to 2001/02, Recorded crime 1898 to 2001/02 (published 19 July 2012). Data presentation: Civometry.

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