Crime in Bellingham

Bellingham

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Population: 14,784
Policed by: Metropolitan Police Service

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

	ASB	Burglary	Robbery	Vehicle	Violent	Shoplifting	CD&A	Other Theft	Drugs	Bike Theft	Theft From the Person	Weapons	Public Order	Other	Total
Oct 2018	146	12	2	40	92	32	20	32	18	6	4	0	24	0	428
Sep 2018	72	16	2	34	66	24	24	20	12	18	0	4	22	6	320
Aug 2018	90	14	20	28	80	36	18	18	16	2	2	4	22	2	352
Jul 2018	78	24	2	30	100	10	16	24	8	2	0	0	20	6	320
Jun 2018	68	20	4	24	72	8	26	8	20	2	4	4	10	2	272
May 2018	90	16	14	24	80	12	12	24	14	0	0	8	24	0	318
Apr 2018	50	18	8	22	80	20	16	10	12	4	2	4	22	0	268
Mar 2018	46	16	6	20	72	12	18	20	14	0	0	6	12	10	252
Feb 2018	34	14	2	24	76	30	14	14	12	0	0	0	24	2	246
Jan 2018	50	20	6	22	84	14	12	28	10	0	4	0	12	2	264
Dec 2017	50	24	6	38	62	10	18	16	6	4	4	0	4	6	248
Nov 2017	64	14	8	32	76	24	26	14	10	0	0	2	6	4	280
Oct 2017	78	16	14	24	58	10	30	24	8	0	6	6	12	0	286
Sep 2017	50	24	8	36	62	10	44	22	4	0	0	2	16	0	278
Aug 2017	112	18	6	22	72	10	22	16	14	2	4	6	14	0	318
Jul 2017	130	14	10	16	92	10	26	14	20	12	2	8	18	6	378
Jun 2017	96	18	10	20	104	14	30	18	10	2	4	12	12	6	356
May 2017	86	18	14	18	106	20	28	16	20	2	4	12	16	0	360
Apr 2017	74	26	6	48	70	16	14	12	8	0	0	4	16	6	300
Mar 2017	76	20	8	42	122	18	14	26	18	2	4	0	24	2	376
Feb 2017	66	16	10	12	72	38	38	14	16	0	2	2	12	2	300
Jan 2017	70	18	14	14	70	12	6	12	14	2	0	4	12	0	248
Dec 2016	72	6	14	28	78	16	24	22	8	0	4	2	22	2	298
Nov 2016	58	14	20	10	94	16	6	12	16	4	12	2	28	2	294
Oct 2016	80	12	16	28	88	14	26	18	8	0	6	0	14	2	312
Sep 2016	122	18	28	22	86	32	34	26	12	0	10	8	22	4	424
Aug 2016	138	16	24	18	76	34	28	24	10	2	0	10	18	2	400
Jul 2016	148	14	24	50	78	26	32	28	22	6	2	6	24	2	462
Jun 2016	96	10	8	28	68	30	24	30	4	2	6	2	28	2	338
May 2016	90	22	10	62	80	20	18	20	6	0	4	2	14	4	352
Apr 2016	36	12	12	28	60	30	32	16	6	0	2	0	16	2	252
Mar 2016	34	8	0	22	88	26	24	22	12	2	4	2	18	0	262
Feb 2016	38	22	2	14	82	6	20	16	16	4	8	2	10	2	242
Jan 2016	50	22	10	32	86	12	24	10	28	0	2	0	10	4	290
Dec 2015	68	14	8	32	84	26	30	10	14	0	6	0	16	2	310
Nov 2015	88	34	6	28	76	12	20	20	22	2	2	6	8	4	328
Oct 2015	92	12	4	20	78	24	40	30	4	4	0	2	30	2	342
Sep 2015	90	10	8	38	52	18	30	16	8	2	4	0	10	0	286
Aug 2015	84	20	10	60	54	14	20	14	8	6	0	0	14	0	304
Jul 2015	74	38	4	34	66	18	20	24	6	2	2	4	18	2	312
Jun 2015	78	20	14	42	56	16	14	12	8	4	2	0	22	4	292
May 2015	78	16	2	28	58	22	44	22	14	2	4	0	10	2	302
Apr 2015	100	6	2	50	74	28	36	14	8	4	0	2	14	2	340
Mar 2015	62	12	4	52	66	20	10	26	6	2	0	4	16	2	282
Feb 2015	50	26	4	14	46	14	54	14	8	0	0	4	8	0	242
Jan 2015	58	18	12	14	54	10	16	24	14	2	0	0	10	2	234
Dec 2014	30	20	6	24	68	16	26	16	10	2	2	2	20	4	246
Nov 2014	66	18	4	20	72	20	14	24	10	4	4	0	6	4	266
Oct 2014	90	20	10	24	64	18	22	26	22	8	0	4	10	2	320
Sep 2014	92	12	6	16	70	24	24	34	6	22	4	0	10	2	322
Aug 2014	84	18	2	18	76	14	26	20	16	4	0	4	6	2	290
Jul 2014	96	18	4	28	78	28	32	28	8	6	6	0	10	4	346
Jun 2014	80	18	2	22	76	14	30	50	8	8	4	0	6	4	322
May 2014	92	10	0	20	100	16	30	32	10	2	0	0	12	4	328
Apr 2014	72	20	2	26	56	22	26	40	10	2	0	0	20	4	300
Mar 2014	50	20	2	24	30	20	20	38	16	2	2	2	24	4	254
Feb 2014	58	28	6	22	42	22	30	14	8	0	0	2	8	4	244
Jan 2014	58	24	0	14	74	12	30	16	4	2	2	0	10	0	246
Dec 2013	54	22	0	12	40	12	24	16	8	2	2	4	12	2	210
Nov 2013	56	20	6	10	70	24	20	14	6	2	0	2	2	0	232
Oct 2013	108	24	6	22	76	6	22	24	18	0	4	2	8	6	326
Sep 2013	88	20	12	14	66	8	14	16	2	0	4	0	4	0	248
Aug 2013	142	18	4	16	66	4	28	38	6	4	2	0	24	0	352
Jul 2013	158	24	6	32	66	8	14	26	16	2	2	0	18	0	372
Jun 2013	84	14	18	22	62	2	28	16	8	0	4	0	8	0	266
May 2013	116	30	2	14	54	14	18	20	18	0	2	0	12	0	300
Apr 2013	92	34	10	22	0	6	10	22			8	6		2	294
Mar 2013	66	36	12	32	0	4	16	14			8	2		0	238
Feb 2013	58	30	2	40	40	0	20	20			6	6		4	226
Jan 2013	50	30	2	38	52	8	20	36			2	0		6	244
Dec 2012	54	30	2	24	54	6	24	34			8	8		8	252
Nov 2012	62	14	16	44	66	6	4	20			10	16		10	268
Oct 2012	134	30	10	56	48	6	22	34			10	8		14	372
Sep 2012	122	32	2	42	28	4	14	34			6	10		12	306
Aug 2012	114	12	6	40	32	0	14	8			12	8		6	252
Jul 2012	98	16	2	52	42	2	22	28			10	6		20	298
Jun 2012	146	28	8	26	70	8	12	36			6	0		10	350
May 2012	110	14	2	28	56	8	18	42			2	16		6	302
Apr 2012	68	26	12	32	46	4	52	20			10	16		10	296
Mar 2012	104	28	4	48	46	10	18	36			4	2		8	308
Feb 2012	76	32	10	30	48	8	24	28			14	18		10	298
Jan 2012	112	32	18	66	68	12	32	18			6	10		18	392
Dec 2011	86	26	0	50	50	4	22	24			12	2		10	286
Nov 2011	90	32	4	32	60	16	32	22			16	10		4	318
Oct 2011	168	18	22	40	66	20	26	20			18	16		10	424
Sep 2011	84	20	6	36	58	12	18	24			8	14		10	290

Crime Plus ASB Breakdown for Bellingham

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Crime Type and ASB Charts for Bellingham

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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

	Name	Rank	Phone	Mobile	Email	Facebook
1	Ciaran Gowan	Police Constable
2	Dave Moss	Sergeant
3	David Moss	Sergeant
4	Francis Nzeza	Police Community Support Officer
5	Ian Lines	Police Community Support Officer
6	Markos Shakides	Police Constable
7	Olawale Agboluaje	Special Constable

Welcome to the Bellingham Safer Neighbourhoods Team page.
Our team is comprised of Police Officers and Police Community Support Officers (PCSOs) and we are dedicated to making your neighbourhood a safer place to live in, work in and visit. We listen and talk to you, and find out what affects your daily life and feelings of security. Our priorities are then set by the local community and we work with you and other agencies to find a lasting solution.
You can contact us via e-mail or phone. As part of the Policing Pledge we will respond to every message directed to us within 24 hours. However, we are not a 24-hour response team, so if it is an emergency please call 999.
For more information about local policing visit the main Safer Neighbourhoods website.
For more information about local crime statistics in your ward, please visit the local crime maps website for Bellingham Safer Neighbourhoods Team.