Home Office · 12 months to June 2026 · Local authority

Bicycle theft: police-recorded by local authority

Offences recorded by police and published in the data.police.uk street-level archive, aggregated to local authorities by offence location (LSOA lookup) and to police force areas, over rolling twelve-month windows. Rates use ONS mid-year resident population estimates. Anti-social behaviour is an incident type, not a recorded crime, and is excluded from "all".

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Neath Port Talbot

0.2Offences per 1,000 residents

Offences per 1,000 residents in Neath Port Talbot is 0.2 (12 months to June 2026), compared with 0.8 for England and Wales (forces supplying all 12 months, D19) — joint 14th lowest of 302 areas with a published figure.

Area
Neath Port Talbot (W06000012)
Offences per 1,000 residents
0.2
England and Wales (forces supplying all 12 months, D19)
0.8
Rank
joint 14th lowest of 302 areas with a published figure; 16 more areas have no published figure
Percentile
4% of areas with a figure are below it
Period
12 months to June 2026
Release
data.police.uk archive to June 2026; ONS mid-2025 population estimates
Published by
Home Office
Status
Civometry calculation on published figures
Offences per 1,000 residents in Neath Port Talbot is 0.2 (12 months to June 2026), compared with 0.8 for England and Wales (forces supplying all 12 months, D19) — joint 14th lowest of 302 areas with a published figure. Civometry calculation using Home Office figures.
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Highest areas

Lowest areas

All 302 areas, ranked
#Areaper 1,000
1City of London · profile22.2
2Cambridge · profile5.8
3Oxford · profile5.7
4Westminster · profile4.6
5Hackney · profile4.4
6Camden · profile3.9
7Islington · profile3.6
8Southwark · profile3.5
9Lambeth · profile3.2
10Tower Hamlets · profile3.1
11Hammersmith and Fulham · profile2.9
12Norwich · profile2.8
13Kingston upon Hull, City of · profile2.5
14Reading · profile2.4
15Kensington and Chelsea · profile2.3
16Cardiff · profile2.1
17Lincoln · profile2.1
18Wandsworth · profile2.1
19York · profile2.1
20Boston · profile2.0
21Bristol, City of · profile1.9
22Exeter · profile1.9
23Nottingham · profile1.9
24Portsmouth · profile1.9
25Richmond upon Thames · profile1.7
26Watford · profile1.7
27Welwyn Hatfield · profile1.7
28Leicester · profile1.6
29North East Lincolnshire · profile1.6
30Worcester · profile1.6
31Harlow · profile1.5
32Kingston upon Thames · profile1.5
33Peterborough · profile1.5
34Southampton · profile1.5
35Brighton and Hove · profile1.4
36Coventry · profile1.4
37Hounslow · profile1.4
38Newham · profile1.4
39Preston · profile1.4
40Slough · profile1.4
41Worthing · profile1.4
42Colchester · profile1.3
43Stevenage · profile1.3
44Waltham Forest · profile1.3
45Bedford · profile1.2
46Haringey · profile1.2
47Leeds · profile1.2
48Liverpool · profile1.2
49Southend-on-Sea · profile1.2
50Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole · profile1.1
51Canterbury · profile1.1
52Eastbourne · profile1.1
53Ipswich · profile1.1
54Lancaster · profile1.1
55Lewisham · profile1.1
56Merton · profile1.1
57Middlesbrough · profile1.1
58Newcastle upon Tyne · profile1.1
59Stafford · profile1.1
60Stoke-on-Trent · profile1.1
61Warwick · profile1.1
62Windsor and Maidenhead · profile1.1
63Blackpool · profile1.0
64Charnwood · profile1.0
65Darlington · profile1.0
66Epsom and Ewell · profile1.0
67Gosport · profile1.0
68Chichester · profile0.9
69Derby · profile0.9
70Ealing · profile0.9
71Greenwich · profile0.9
72Hartlepool · profile0.9
73Milton Keynes · profile0.9
74Newark and Sherwood · profile0.9
75St Albans · profile0.9
76Swindon · profile0.9
77Warrington · profile0.9
78Woking · profile0.9
79Arun · profile0.8
80Bracknell Forest · profile0.8
81Brent · profile0.8
82Broxtowe · profile0.8
83Burnley · profile0.8
84Cherwell · profile0.8
85Denbighshire · profile0.8
86Great Yarmouth · profile0.8
87Guildford · profile0.8
88Hastings · profile0.8
89Hillingdon · profile0.8
90Huntingdonshire · profile0.8
91North Lincolnshire · profile0.8
92Ashford · profile0.7
93Doncaster · profile0.7
94Elmbridge · profile0.7
95Medway · profile0.7
96Newport · profile0.7
97Oadby and Wigston · profile0.7
98Rushmoor · profile0.7
99Sefton · profile0.7
100Sheffield · profile0.7
101South Cambridgeshire · profile0.7
102Thanet · profile0.7
103Thurrock · profile0.7
104Wolverhampton · profile0.7
105Ashfield · profile0.6
106Basildon · profile0.6
107Birmingham · profile0.6
108Chelmsford · profile0.6
109Crawley · profile0.6
110East Staffordshire · profile0.6
111East Suffolk · profile0.6
112Enfield · profile0.6
113Halton · profile0.6
114Havant · profile0.6
115Herefordshire, County of · profile0.6
116Luton · profile0.6
117North Somerset · profile0.6
118Nuneaton and Bedworth · profile0.6
119Rushcliffe · profile0.6
120Stockton-on-Tees · profile0.6
121Vale of White Horse · profile0.6
122West Berkshire · profile0.6
123West Northamptonshire · profile0.6
124Wokingham · profile0.6
125Wrexham · profile0.6
126Barking and Dagenham · profile0.5
127Barnet · profile0.5
128Bassetlaw · profile0.5
129Bath and North East Somerset · profile0.5
130Bradford · profile0.5
131Croydon · profile0.5
132Cumberland · profile0.5
133East Cambridgeshire · profile0.5
134Eastleigh · profile0.5
135Fareham · profile0.5
136Fenland · profile0.5
137Folkestone and Hythe · profile0.5
138Gravesham · profile0.5
139King's Lynn and West Norfolk · profile0.5
140New Forest · profile0.5
141Newcastle-under-Lyme · profile0.5
142North Devon · profile0.5
143North Tyneside · profile0.5
144Redbridge · profile0.5
145Redcar and Cleveland · profile0.5
146Rugby · profile0.5
147Runnymede · profile0.5
148Somerset · profile0.5
149South Holland · profile0.5
150South Norfolk · profile0.5
151South Tyneside · profile0.5
152Spelthorne · profile0.5
153St. Helens · profile0.5
154Swale · profile0.5
155Swansea · profile0.5
156Tamworth · profile0.5
157Tendring · profile0.5
158Wirral · profile0.5
159Basingstoke and Deane · profile0.4
160Breckland · profile0.4
161Bromley · profile0.4
162Broxbourne · profile0.4
163Calderdale · profile0.4
164Cannock Chase · profile0.4
165Castle Point · profile0.4
166Cheshire East · profile0.4
167Cheshire West and Chester · profile0.4
168Chesterfield · profile0.4
169Conwy · profile0.4
170Dacorum · profile0.4
171Dartford · profile0.4
172East Hertfordshire · profile0.4
173East Riding of Yorkshire · profile0.4
174Erewash · profile0.4
175Fylde · profile0.4
176Harrow · profile0.4
177Havering · profile0.4
178Knowsley · profile0.4
179Lewes · profile0.4
180Mansfield · profile0.4
181Mole Valley · profile0.4
182North Hertfordshire · profile0.4
183North Northamptonshire · profile0.4
184North Yorkshire · profile0.4
185Northumberland · profile0.4
186Plymouth · profile0.4
187Redditch · profile0.4
188Rother · profile0.4
189Shropshire · profile0.4
190Solihull · profile0.4
191South Kesteven · profile0.4
192Sunderland · profile0.4
193Sutton · profile0.4
194Telford and Wrekin · profile0.4
195Torbay · profile0.4
196Wakefield · profile0.4
197Walsall · profile0.4
198West Oxfordshire · profile0.4
199West Suffolk · profile0.4
200Westmorland and Furness · profile0.4
201Wiltshire · profile0.4
202Wyre · profile0.4
203Wyre Forest · profile0.4
204Barnsley · profile0.3
205Bexley · profile0.3
206Blaby · profile0.3
207Blackburn with Darwen · profile0.3
208Brentwood · profile0.3
209Buckinghamshire · profile0.3
210Carmarthenshire · profile0.3
211Central Bedfordshire · profile0.3
212Chorley · profile0.3
213County Durham · profile0.3
214Dover · profile0.3
215East Lindsey · profile0.3
216Flintshire · profile0.3
217Gateshead · profile0.3
218Hertsmere · profile0.3
219Hinckley and Bosworth · profile0.3
220Horsham · profile0.3
221Hyndburn · profile0.3
222Isle of Anglesey · profile0.3
223Isle of Wight · profile0.3
224Kirklees · profile0.3
225Lichfield · profile0.3
226Maidstone · profile0.3
227Melton · profile0.3
228Mid Suffolk · profile0.3
229Mid Sussex · profile0.3
230North Kesteven · profile0.3
231Reigate and Banstead · profile0.3
232Rotherham · profile0.3
233Sandwell · profile0.3
234South Gloucestershire · profile0.3
235South Oxfordshire · profile0.3
236South Ribble · profile0.3
237Surrey Heath · profile0.3
238Test Valley · profile0.3
239Tonbridge and Malling · profile0.3
240Torfaen · profile0.3
241Tunbridge Wells · profile0.3
242Vale of Glamorgan · profile0.3
243West Lindsey · profile0.3
244Winchester · profile0.3
245Wychavon · profile0.3
246Adur · profile0.2
247Blaenau Gwent · profile0.2
248Bolsover · profile0.2
249Braintree · profile0.2
250Bridgend · profile0.2
251Broadland · profile0.2
252Bromsgrove · profile0.2
253Caerphilly · profile0.2
254Ceredigion · profile0.2
255Cornwall · profile0.2
256Derbyshire Dales · profile0.2
257Dorset · profile0.2
258Dudley · profile0.2
259East Devon · profile0.2
260East Hampshire · profile0.2
261Epping Forest · profile0.2
262Gedling · profile0.2
263Gwynedd · profile0.2
264Harborough · profile0.2
265Hart · profile0.2
266High Peak · profile0.2
267Maldon · profile0.2
268Malvern Hills · profile0.2
269Mid Devon · profile0.2
270Monmouthshire · profile0.2
271Neath Port Talbot · profile0.2
272North East Derbyshire · profile0.2
273North Norfolk · profile0.2
274North Warwickshire · profile0.2
275North West Leicestershire · profile0.2
276Pembrokeshire · profile0.2
277Pendle · profile0.2
278Powys · profile0.2
279Ribble Valley · profile0.2
280Rossendale · profile0.2
281Sevenoaks · profile0.2
282South Derbyshire · profile0.2
283South Hams · profile0.2
284Staffordshire Moorlands · profile0.2
285Stratford-on-Avon · profile0.2
286Teignbridge · profile0.2
287Three Rivers · profile0.2
288Uttlesford · profile0.2
289West Lancashire · profile0.2
290Amber Valley · profile0.1
291Babergh · profile0.1
292Merthyr Tydfil · profile0.1
293Rhondda Cynon Taf · profile0.1
294Rochford · profile0.1
295Rutland · profile0.1
296South Staffordshire · profile0.1
297Tandridge · profile0.1
298Torridge · profile0.1
299Waverley · profile0.1
300Wealden · profile0.1
301West Devon · profile0.1
302Isles of Scilly · profile0.0

Ranked by offences per 1,000 residents, highest first; ties in alphabetical order. Areas without a value are not ranked.

What this map shows

302 of 318 local authority areas have a current value for bicycle theft (offences per 1,000 residents), 12 months to June 2026. 16 areas whose data ends before June 2026 are shown hatched as "no current data" and are excluded from class breaks and percentiles; their last complete year is on their own profile page. Classes are quantiles of the areas with data, computed on the server, so the same link always gives the same legend.

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Source and method

Data
data.police.uk street-level crime, cumulative monthly archive (Home Office).
Denominator
ONS mid-year resident population estimate for the area (local authority tables; a force's population is the sum of its local authorities). Residents only: visitors and commuters are not counted, so city centres and tourist areas show higher rates per resident. Estimates of the population for England and Wales (mid-year), local authority tables.
Coverage
The data.police.uk street-level archive covers England and Wales. Police Scotland does not supply it, and Northern Ireland is published separately by the PSNI.
Boundaries
ONS Open Geography Portal generalised boundaries, Open Government Licence v3.0 (2025-05 BGC v2 LAD_MAY_2025_UK_BGC_V2).
Basemap
Ordnance Survey Maps API (Light), used under the OS Data Hub terms.
Formula
offences in the window ÷ resident population × 1,000
Stale areas
Areas whose force has stopped supplying data (latest window older than the site-wide current month) or whose window has fewer than twelve months are drawn as "no current data".
Method
Methodology

Not on this map yet

  • Incident map (published approximate police locations, §17): not built yet.
  • Latest-month and 5-year-change periods (§16): the summary table carries 12-month windows only; the annual table will feed a 5-year period later.

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