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Crime in E6, Newham ASB Burglary Robbery Vehicle Violent Shoplifting CD&A Other Theft Drugs Bike Theft Theft From the Person Weapons Public Order Other Total Apr 2017 162 43 27 105 149 32 33 56 43 10 16 7 10 9 702 Mar 2017 160 59 39 150 178 50 50 56 21 8 24 6 28 7 836 Feb 2017 126 56 24 99 149 47 39 64 16 6 12 1 19 7 665 Jan 2017 132 31 31 116 145 40 41 64 37 6 19 1 27 4 694 Dec 2016 147 45 47 80 160 63 55 71 26 16 32 2 25 2 771 Nov 2016 159 36 41 104 150 45 54 58 42 11 26 10 33 9 778 Oct 2016 218 51 43 99 166 50 43 62 23 6 38 4 35 6 844 Sep 2016 184 19 22 86 168 42 50 49 36 9 15 3 14 6 703 Aug 2016 199 29 26 74 180 73 44 73 21 7 20 2 32 4 784 Jul 2016 273 33 19 67 186 49 50 70 25 4 14 4 42 9 845 Jun 2016 219 30 19 68 148 48 39 65 28 6 22 5 32 10 739 May 2016 184 33 19 75 176 43 49 55 35 12 12 0 28 9 730 Apr 2016 170 41 13 68 173 33 46 60 27 3 22 3 22 8 689 Mar 2016 152 41 24 56 181 39 47 61 29 2 27 4 27 3 693 Feb 2016 107 21 23 56 156 45 36 48 22 8 22 3 20 7 574 Jan 2016 124 45 20 76 153 33 48 59 41 9 16 5 21 15 665 Dec 2015 135 41 21 59 165 39 35 95 11 2 27 6 30 8 674 Nov 2015 149 57 31 70 156 45 48 59 27 7 15 4 21 6 695 Oct 2015 152 44 23 60 178 41 43 68 23 6 19 5 28 8 698 Sep 2015 152 46 26 60 171 35 39 61 23 4 22 2 45 6 692 Aug 2015 200 36 26 63 162 32 43 72 23 9 20 4 25 8 723 Jul 2015 223 21 24 63 222 52 47 73 42 9 19 1 39 9 844 Jun 2015 202 30 40 48 154 40 39 66 23 5 18 5 36 1 707 May 2015 192 37 33 52 162 50 32 81 22 4 14 2 38 7 726 Apr 2015 194 30 30 63 130 38 30 62 28 5 22 2 19 9 662 Mar 2015 148 32 27 114 186 51 37 80 25 12 24 3 31 12 782 Feb 2015 121 47 24 79 121 44 30 53 33 10 18 1 20 6 607 Jan 2015 132 54 28 85 132 44 33 89 34 7 29 1 20 6 694 Dec 2014 135 50 37 61 138 33 40 79 19 11 45 2 23 4 677 Nov 2014 144 47 27 75 181 46 40 83 20 9 23 0 26 7 728 Oct 2014 201 28 21 67 169 40 38 66 24 11 18 3 31 6 723 Sep 2014 211 39 36 78 144 34 36 79 33 8 20 3 22 3 746 Aug 2014 228 40 16 68 133 34 39 87 38 13 23 1 27 8 755 Jul 2014 287 40 25 55 153 39 49 112 27 10 24 0 25 10 856 Jun 2014 277 33 27 68 133 31 41 74 16 9 14 0 25 7 755 May 2014 236 43 38 88 140 28 50 89 32 7 18 3 22 4 798 Apr 2014 233 52 27 104 145 41 34 61 35 6 34 1 15 7 795 Mar 2014 219 77 22 94 135 41 40 79 42 4 42 3 19 4 821 Feb 2014 161 52 48 87 116 45 43 58 19 6 31 1 17 5 689 Jan 2014 181 55 62 69 155 42 34 55 26 5 27 4 22 1 738 Dec 2013 193 88 40 78 116 43 41 57 33 2 27 1 14 4 737 Nov 2013 244 79 35 83 125 30 25 62 27 6 29 2 14 5 766 Oct 2013 251 40 51 114 131 29 56 68 34 3 36 2 19 4 838 Sep 2013 254 46 42 83 102 26 36 52 19 8 34 2 12 3 719 Aug 2013 372 53 49 93 110 29 44 57 30 11 30 4 12 2 896 Jul 2013 423 63 50 84 128 30 41 92 25 14 30 4 16 6 1,006 Jun 2013 317 40 44 103 112 38 42 79 28 7 29 1 17 7 864 May 2013 281 43 35 82 119 41 55 96 14 0 39 3 13 4 825 Apr 2013 255 62 64 123 0 37 42 115 27 26 8 881 Mar 2013 218 59 41 122 0 28 34 105 22 24 10 769 Feb 2013 166 63 58 120 79 27 40 81 23 10 9 676 Jan 2013 230 72 41 111 109 26 37 101 33 15 24 799 Dec 2012 244 84 49 118 137 31 46 122 24 12 38 905 Nov 2012 254 68 77 102 112 42 53 123 25 17 40 913 Oct 2012 327 81 47 120 126 31 66 138 34 25 39 1,034 Sep 2012 307 55 48 107 126 24 48 120 25 22 60 942 Aug 2012 406 52 49 88 133 38 47 140 53 26 40 1,072 Jul 2012 362 38 52 89 107 44 48 139 51 21 61 1,012 Jun 2012 296 49 56 78 124 32 28 123 44 14 29 873 May 2012 366 60 44 86 125 44 35 166 36 12 45 1,019 Apr 2012 310 61 31 91 135 56 54 101 43 25 68 975 Mar 2012 357 100 46 145 132 47 61 180 35 36 53 1,192 Feb 2012 292 70 52 101 121 47 53 96 29 27 22 910 Jan 2012 253 90 36 93 98 50 52 123 27 12 26 860 Dec 2011 270 60 53 88 116 34 37 115 23 18 21 835 Nov 2011 281 79 61 102 109 26 48 156 40 22 36 960 Oct 2011 445 79 50 115 133 52 45 145 48 18 18 1,148 Sep 2011 367 67 36 122 139 33 53 137 33 16 28 1,031 Aug 2011 579 92 65 76 157 347 1,316 Jul 2011 437 71 43 120 184 368 1,223 Jun 2011 455 58 46 127 125 351 1,162 May 2011 488 70 52 153 130 309 1,202 Apr 2011 451 77 54 143 152 307 1,184 Mar 2011 449 76 52 98 138 349 1,162 Feb 2011 353 71 32 86 139 335 1,016 Jan 2011 363 85 65 95 125 316 1,049 Dec 2010 387 82 36 106 121 273 1,005 The Economic Policy Centre www.economicpolicycentre.com has made every effort in order to ensure that the data for UkCrimeStats is accurate and up to date. However, we are aware of certain deficiencies in this data which are beyond our control. That's because as a 3rd party developer, we do not collect the data, the Police do who then hand it over to another data company to release to 3rd party developers such as ourselves. We only download and analyse it so that you can use it. For full detail of these deficiencies, please read here.

Crime Plus ASB Breakdown for E6

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Crime Type and ASB Charts for E6

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In September 2011, Other Crime was divided into 6 categories - Drugs, Public Disorder & Weapons (which was later split further and so is not displayed here), Criminal Damage & Arson (CD&A), Theft - Shoplifting, Theft-Other and Other.

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From May 2013, the following changes were made to the crime categories:
I) The violent crime category was renamed "violence and sexual offences"
2) A new category for "bicycle theft" was created which previously fell within "other theft"
3) A new category for "theft from the person" was created which previously fell within "other theft"
4) Public disorder and weapons were then split into two new categories; "public order" and "possession of weapons"
5) Both "other firearms offences" and "other knives offences" which were in "other crime" were moved into "possession of weapons".

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