Crime: Surrey

(asked on 29th January 2015) - View Source

Question to the Home Office:

To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, how many crimes in total have been recorded in (a) Elmbridge and (b) Surrey in each month since April 2014; and how many police officers were employed in these areas during those months.


Answered by
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Mike Penning
This question was answered on 3rd February 2015

The Home Office does not publish crime statistics on a monthly level. The lowest level of detail available in the published figures is on a quarterly basis. These have been provided from April 2014 for Elmbridge and Surrey in the
accompanying table. Caution should be taken when comparing quarterly periods due to the seasonal nature of the data.

The Home Office collects police workforce statistics twice a year on a police force area basis. There were 1,938 full-time equivalent police officers employed by Surrey Police as at 31 March 2014 and 1,885 full-time equivalent
police officers as at 30 September 2014. The Home Office does not collect these statistics for Elmbridge or any area below police force level.

Total number of police-recorded offences, quarterly from April 2014, by CSP and PFA.
Quarter:Apr-Jun 2014July-Sep 2014
Elmbridge Community Safety Partnership1,2831,442
Surrey Police Force Area12,23713,011
1. Source: Police recorded crime data, published by the Office for National Statistics
2. Police recorded crime data are not designated as National Statistics.
3. Due to the seasonal nature of crime, care should be taken when comparing quarterly periods.

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