Report Summary
This provides a summary of key performance and financial figures provided in our Annual Report and Accounts for 2023-24.
To access the full document please open the PDF document above.
To view as accessible content please use the sections below. (Note that some tables and appendixes are not available as accessible content, but a selection of accessible data tables are also available to open in Excel).
Trends in crimes and offences
Group 1 non-sexual crimes of violence (includes homicide, attempted murder, serious assault and domestic abuse):
- 11,323 crimes this year
- 9.7% higher than last year
- 21.3% higher than the f-year average
- 61% detection this year, down from last year
Group 2 sexual crimes (includes rape, sexual assault, prostitution, and public indecency):
- 14,517 crimes this year
- 0.6% lower than last year
- 3.4% higher than the 5-year average
- 57% detection this year, up from last year
Group 3 crimes of dishonesty (includes housebreaking, theft of/from a vehicle, shoplifting, and fraud):
- 111,596 crimes this year
- 7.9% higher than last year
- 10.6% higher than the 5-year average
- 33% detection this year, up from last year
Group 4 fire-raising, malicious mischief etc (includes fire-raising, malicious mischief and vandalism):
- 41,219 crimes this year
- 4.4% lower than last year
- 9.4% lower than the 5-year average
- 30% detection this year, up from last year
Group 5 other (pro-activity) crimes (includes possession and supply of drugs, carrying weapons, and bail offences):
- 61,986 crimes this year
- 4.4% higher than last year
- 1.2% lower than the 5-year average
- 91% detection this year, down from last year
Group 6 miscellaneous offences (includes drunkenness and disorderly conduct, breaches of the peace, and wildlife offences):
- 122,303 crimes this year
- 0.6% higher than last year
- 3.5% lower than the 5-year average
- 72% detection this year, down from last year
Group 7 motor vehicle offences (includes dangerous driving, drink & drug driving, driving without a licence/insurance, and mobile phone offences):
- 112,640 crimes this year
- 3.1% higher than last year
- 2.4% lower than the 5-year average
- 88% detection this year, up from last year