Crime in Oxford Central

Oxford Central

Population: 24,513
Policed by: Thames Valley Police

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The following table and graphs show you crime and ASB breakdowns and trends for Oxford Central.

	ASB	Burglary	Robbery	Vehicle	Violent	Shoplifting	CD&A	Other Theft	Drugs	Bike Theft	Theft From the Person	Weapons	Public Order	Other	Total
Feb 2024	6	9	6	7	123	60	14	45	13	25	33	3	37	3	384
Jan 2024	8	8	0	8	118	47	18	34	16	23	26	2	34	3	345
Dec 2023	17	12	6	5	122	56	20	39	10	19	31	4	29	6	376
Nov 2023	33	12	1	9	139	85	17	54	12	37	38	4	37	2	480
Oct 2023	17	15	0	15	110	61	16	60	13	50	33	2	39	0	431
Sep 2023	19	13	2	12	106	29	11	39	20	22	12	3	30	2	320
Aug 2023	8	17	2	18	90	48	14	54	10	25	42	6	30	3	367
Jul 2023	16	13	4	15	98	46	17	56	10	34	40	1	41	5	396
Jun 2023	21	6	2	15	107	29	25	53	20	26	37	2	37	2	382
May 2023	22	13	5	11	133	33	22	37	24	38	27	4	46	2	417
Apr 2023	24	6	3	16	112	27	25	39	13	11	25	3	48	2	354
Mar 2023	11	13	3	33	127	44	19	43	9	28	32	2	43	3	410
Feb 2023	14	7	3	26	134	47	17	36	11	39	37	2	39	2	414
Jan 2023	12	11	2	16	134	40	18	39	9	43	25	9	31	4	393
Dec 2022	10	3	0	26	109	28	10	38	6	21	40	2	36	7	336
Nov 2022	12	7	1	10	124	34	26	36	13	32	44	6	41	3	389
Oct 2022	12	5	9	11	141	31	18	43	15	29	57	6	47	5	429
Sep 2022	14	11	2	16	122	36	16	44	8	53	24	2	52	3	403
Aug 2022	19	19	2	13	137	34	20	41	8	61	24	1	50	6	435
Jul 2022	22	26	5	16	107	23	22	51	5	54	32	4	71	3	441
Jun 2022	21	8	4	8	116	32	17	38	4	37	21	4	53	1	364
May 2022	29	12	1	12	145	55	19	40	4	41	29	3	62	7	459
Apr 2022	16	10	4	7	134	26	20	36	4	40	14	2	90	7	410
Mar 2022	28	6	4	6	132	28	21	29	16	16	28	2	50	5	371
Feb 2022	16	24	1	6	120	22	18	30	9	11	28	2	51	0	338
Jan 2022	18	3	1	13	134	43	28	29	10	19	12	1	69	1	381
Dec 2021	8	12	2	7	113	38	15	22	15	14	16	1	66	2	331
Nov 2021	17	6	5	6	141	42	12	31	14	29	26	0	59	7	395
Oct 2021	19	6	6	6	136	42	27	41	16	54	29	1	57	3	443
Sep 2021	15	9	4	11	117	23	19	15	15	46	19	3	75	3	374
Aug 2021	18	7	1	4	149	30	21	27	11	71	20	4	88	5	456
Jul 2021	23	6	1	3	123	23	19	29	10	41	11	6	88	3	386
Jun 2021	33	10	2	5	104	32	18	28	10	59	13	6	64	3	387
May 2021	25	16	1	4	91	43	19	22	12	81	13	2	48	3	380
Apr 2021	25	5	2	6	93	28	15	24	10	79	9	6	65	6	373
Mar 2021	32	15	1	8	67	42	14	16	11	41	7	2	53	10	319
Feb 2021	20	14	0	3	47	20	16	10	10	29	6	3	30	3	211
Jan 2021	17	10	0	1	50	10	13	11	8	25	1	2	34	4	186
Dec 2020	33	15	3	15	82	25	17	26	12	30	21	4	35	2	320
Nov 2020	27	15	0	9	69	25	23	21	18	47	4	2	39	5	304
Oct 2020	28	16	0	11	80	42	17	30	8	51	14	1	45	2	345
Sep 2020	30	8	2	6	67	34	10	15	11	38	9	3	39	5	277
Aug 2020	29	6	6	11	90	33	18	18	11	33	8	3	32	8	306
Jul 2020	36	9	7	4	79	49	22	18	9	38	12	4	35	4	326
Jun 2020	23	11	1	15	60	21	14	20	19	33	7	3	19	4	250
May 2020	32	22	4	13	56	56	16	14	8	27	0	4	25	7	284
Apr 2020	22	10	1	7	40	12	5	9	5	16	0	3	10	3	143
Mar 2020	22	10	2	8	73	54	17	25	16	20	20	5	29	4	305
Feb 2020	33	9	2	19	104	90	13	50	12	58	25	2	33	7	457
Jan 2020	24	12	1	19	94	66	16	29	11	20	26	7	30	4	359
Dec 2019	25	9	6	11	95	70	10	48	10	22	26	2	36	4	374
Nov 2019	25	12	7	20	96	60	14	57	12	42	51	4	32	2	434
Oct 2019	43	8	0	19	97	34	13	64	13	68	68	3	26	8	464
Sep 2019	32	11	6	13	80	32	10	73	17	79	50	2	22	7	434
Aug 2019	27	14	2	27	104	44	26	88	8	84	61	3	25	3	516
Jul 2019	57	5	1	19	93	37	18	106	10	106	39	11	24	7	533
Jun 2019	45	7	3	17	97	35	23	70	11	89	26	2	32	9	466
May 2019	52	26	6	16	79	32	22	47	17	76	26	1	28	5	433
Apr 2019	58	14	4	15	73	23	21	76	17	67	29	2	30	6	435
Mar 2019	66	8	5	25	84	45	13	69	12	66	31	8	30	3	465
Feb 2019	22	7	3	8	92	20	21	48	18	48	19	8	20	7	341
Jan 2019	49	3	4	7	76	37	18	47	21	61	13	1	22	7	366
Dec 2018	49	8	2	8	91	27	31	45	13	42	20	6	24	3	369
Nov 2018	37	13	4	11	89	31	28	65	32	68	43	3	38	9	471
Oct 2018	51	11	10	23	110	35	29	62	16	99	33	4	23	3	509
Sep 2018	30	14	4	7	87	20	27	54	13	77	38	4	27	5	407
Aug 2018	54	12	4	9	98	33	24	73	12	71	43	8	27	9	477
Jul 2018	60	8	5	4	102	32	27	83	17	64	29	3	31	3	468
Jun 2018	63	9	4	7	80	39	17	91	21	74	22	5	28	0	460
May 2018	44	9	4	11	109	39	24	72	24	69	24	9	17	3	458
Apr 2018	59	9	3	9	87	40	20	54	15	31	27	1	26	9	390
Mar 2018	45	8	5	3	107	31	15	54	24	44	28	0	14	5	383
Feb 2018	42	7	3	4	101	39	22	58	34	34	43	4	19	4	414
Jan 2018	77	14	3	8	68	43	19	51	26	40	27	5	13	4	398
Dec 2017	61	19	2	9	74	33	22	63	4	40	43	3	13	0	386
Nov 2017	63	18	2	3	74	22	18	58	19	122	31	1	14	2	447
Oct 2017	64	9	5	9	83	40	25	84	12	153	37	2	12	1	536
Sep 2017	71	13	2	9	65	64	13	54	11	110	31	5	12	6	466
Aug 2017	80	14	3	19	76	50	25	62	9	119	35	4	18	8	522
Jul 2017	52	24	4	15	54	53	19	53	17	129	48	4	11	3	486
Jun 2017	93	28	0	16	79	47	20	64	9	142	36	3	15	2	554
May 2017	76	30	4	20	58	88	22	67	13	147	27	4	16	2	574
Apr 2017	69	17	2	13	75	70	25	62	15	103	25	4	17	3	500
Mar 2017	72	13	1	12	63	58	23	49	19	72	36	7	17	2	444
Feb 2017	79	24	3	6	67	50	17	66	6	78	26	3	14	1	440
Jan 2017	42	26	0	10	64	59	24	38	12	31	20	5	6	1	338
Dec 2016	50	14	2	11	67	63	24	48	10	37	31	3	17	4	381
Nov 2016	59	10	0	12	70	61	33	66	8	82	27	3	10	2	443
Oct 2016	80	16	3	8	77	59	27	62	19	110	37	5	22	5	530
Sep 2016	77	23	5	10	84	56	19	61	19	57	24	7	22	2	466
Aug 2016	99	10	3	6	70	60	19	69	13	58	28	4	23	2	464
Jul 2016	73	4	2	7	55	32	21	59	10	63	36	1	22	1	386
Jun 2016	112	12	0	6	57	35	18	54	15	56	31	2	13	2	413
May 2016	75	9	1	4	68	45	31	77	18	38	30	2	13	4	415
Apr 2016	78	7	1	5	49	34	22	60	10	35	33	2	21	3	360
Mar 2016	61	11	4	5	53	44	32	61	13	30	30	2	23	3	372
Feb 2016	62	9	2	6	60	41	14	54	12	31	42	3	17	0	353
Jan 2016	77	11	2	7	66	28	23	54	15	35	37	3	11	2	371
Dec 2015	71	9	2	4	71	24	25	48	12	34	47	2	13	3	365
Nov 2015	49	19	2	11	61	28	25	82	13	31	37	1	28	2	389
Oct 2015	52	13	0	10	71	35	23	62	15	71	46	2	28	3	431
Sep 2015	79	10	0	11	56	28	15	62	13	43	30	3	24	2	376
Aug 2015	57	16	0	7	70	29	20	66	21	31	27	2	34	0	380
Jul 2015	79	20	3	9	60	28	20	82	15	65	40	2	31	3	457
Jun 2015	107	17	2	6	71	33	30	77	27	65	25	7	28	2	497
May 2015	75	12	4	5	74	42	24	68	15	50	31	4	28	1	433
Apr 2015	72	18	0	5	56	29	18	65	24	72	29	5	29	3	425
Mar 2015	71	17	3	10	67	33	37	84	17	53	34	3	25	7	461
Feb 2015	88	6	3	9	46	32	24	74	22	29	26	3	22	6	390
Jan 2015	76	7	0	11	38	25	26	66	18	42	26	1	15	3	354
Dec 2014	83	6	1	7	55	34	18	54	20	40	30	1	28	2	379
Nov 2014	88	6	3	5	58	26	21	61	16	56	40	1	26	2	409
Oct 2014	107	12	1	12	56	44	25	73	27	87	47	1	32	4	528
Sep 2014	112	11	4	9	51	36	18	65	14	68	26	2	25	5	446
Aug 2014	101	10	1	10	37	33	19	52	13	28	23	1	15	2	345
Jul 2014	102	13	1	2	24	55	29	49	13	37	19	1	10	4	359
Jun 2014	132	13	2	5	29	50	27	51	17	50	36	0	10	0	422
May 2014	115	6	3	6	25	33	26	68	25	38	38	1	8	4	396
Apr 2014	98	11	3	6	32	32	32	65	30	62	43	1	27	2	444
Mar 2014	82	13	2	7	51	58	24	96	28	59	35	2	28	4	489
Feb 2014	91	7	1	6	31	24	12	85	25	54	39	2	35	0	412
Jan 2014	74	15	1	12	43	33	17	75	23	48	28	1	27	4	401
Dec 2013	71	27	1	20	54	23	41	99	19	59	36	1	44	4	499
Nov 2013	60	10	1	18	38	47	20	120	32	69	54	2	31	4	506
Oct 2013	75	23	3	23	53	55	24	106	25	97	52	8	49	6	599
Sep 2013	60	21	4	23	49	34	23	99	26	75	39	2	47	2	504
Aug 2013	88	20	3	23	55	40	21	105	26	75	37	1	38	7	539
Jul 2013	120	19	3	13	29	47	26	132	28	73	41	4	30	7	572
Jun 2013	69	16	8	8	52	30	36	77	32	96	25	4	33	8	494
May 2013	93	21	1	28	43	39	21	106	23	89	25	0	36	8	533
Apr 2013	64	20	1	12	45	35	23	164			16	37		9	426
Mar 2013	87	21	2	10	55	35	18	205			24	45		16	518
Feb 2013	79	14	4	10	40	37	20	193			28	41		7	473
Jan 2013	52	26	3	11	46	36	16	182			22	28		4	426
Dec 2012	73	12	0	12	40	62	22	139			15	36		6	417
Nov 2012	79	22	2	17	33	43	23	200			16	27		16	478
Oct 2012	91	15	0	17	39	49	39	264			15	45		13	587
Sep 2012	108	17	3	15	28	48	36	153			21	30		10	469
Aug 2012	92	15	3	10	43	40	28	166			31	31		11	470
Jul 2012	120	15	4	8	41	29	29	181			21	32		11	491
Jun 2012	109	15	1	7	34	35	17	178			22	27		16	461
May 2012	98	18	5	4	24	47	34	171			27	20		13	461
Apr 2012	87	21	1	5	26	49	24	163			29	26		16	447
Mar 2012	114	30	0	5	41	52	15	196			43	29		10	535
Feb 2012	124	22	1	7	38	47	26	252			28	45		20	610
Jan 2012	142	30	1	14	41	51	27	221			17	26		7	577
Dec 2011	105	28	1	10	40	56	23	151			30	35		11	490
Nov 2011	92	36	4	15	54	69	23	238			14	39		11	595
Oct 2011	121	19	2	11	46	50	29	239			28	28		13	586
Sep 2011	100	14	1	11	31	52	18	195			26	24		6	478
Aug 2011	96	20	1	16	65	303									501
Jul 2011	182	16	6	14	81	271									570
Jun 2011	149	23	5	15	50	318									560
May 2011	193	23	3	28	82	410									739
Apr 2011	139	18	1	14	69	311									552
Mar 2011	191	13	2	12	75	337									630
Feb 2011	175	23	5	9	73	329									614
Jan 2011	67	13	2	5	85	320									492
Dec 2010	125	25	2	10	76	257									495

Crime Plus ASB Breakdown for Oxford Central

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Crime Type and ASB Charts for Oxford Central

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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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Neighbourhood Team

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Every neighbourhood in Thames Valley has a dedicated Neighbourhood Policing team.

Neighbourhood Policing teams can be contacted via 101, the Thames Valley Police non-emergency number. Always call 999 in an emergency.

Neighbourhood Policing teams…

Are led by senior police officers and include police community support officers (PCSOs), often together with volunteer police officers, volunteers and partners.

May serve one or several neighbourhoods.

Work with local people and partners to identify, tackle and prevent local, low-level crime, anti-social behaviour, and any ongoing concerns.

Provide you with a visible, accessible and accountable police service and aim to make your neighbourhood safer.

Have been present in every Thames Valley neighbourhood since 1 April 2008.

Focus all of their efforts on their dedicated neighbourhoods, building relationships with local people.

Neighbourhood Policing…

Needs you to tell us about the issues that concern you in your area.

Has transformed policing at a local level, to meet the needs of local communities.

Is known as ‘Safer Neighbourhoods’ in Milton Keynes.

From the start of 2010, Thames Valley Police extended its neighbourhood consultation by introducing a wider range of publicised opportunities to meet neighbourhood teams.

We will provide open monthly meetings to allow the public to influence our priorities. These meetings will be branded as Have Your Say opportunities, and in many cases will be held in conjunction with partners.

View Have Your Say summary and flowchart (PDF 40 Kb - opens new window).

Once local priorities have been identified, a broader ‘toolkit’ of problem-solving tactics is being made available to ensure crime and anti-social behaviour is tackled effectively.

Across the Thames Valley area, there are many successful Neighbourhood Action Groups which will continue to deliver local problem solving, but the introduction of Have Your Say meetings will allow neighbourhood teams to identify more quickly those specific local priorities that need attention.

Thames Valley Police views the introduction of Have Your Say meetings as a positive step in tackling issues that matter most to the public. I welcome your support and engagement in this endeavour.

Read more about Have Your Say meetings.