Crime in Bloomsbury

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Population: 10,869
Policed by: Metropolitan Police Service

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

	ASB	Burglary	Robbery	Vehicle	Violent	Shoplifting	CD&A	Other Theft	Drugs	Bike Theft	Theft From the Person	Weapons	Public Order	Other	Total
Feb 2021	97	9	3	4	29	17	3	19	5	17	17	0	15	2	237
Jan 2021	95	9	5	7	27	12	7	20	4	14	32	0	11	1	244
Dec 2020	86	12	12	8	37	7	5	48	5	18	50	0	10	3	301
Nov 2020	92	14	18	9	36	18	5	33	6	23	74	0	17	0	345
Oct 2020	111	16	7	11	37	27	13	116	9	22	76	0	18	2	465
Sep 2020	98	26	14	20	26	13	6	74	13	25	71	1	22	3	412
Aug 2020	97	19	18	10	34	18	4	58	13	35	67	0	15	1	389
Jul 2020	104	20	17	11	43	12	7	47	15	25	35	1	18	0	355
Jun 2020	77	18	7	19	33	6	6	19	6	21	14	1	14	1	242
May 2020	83	8	1	3	24	2	5	19	13	21	5	3	11	3	201
Apr 2020	95	19	9	22	24	7	8	18	10	15	16	0	6	1	250
Mar 2020	100	25	17	14	46	10	9	117	16	26	109	0	16	0	505
Feb 2020	96	29	40	15	52	23	14	235	33	26	155	0	15	5	738
Jan 2020	83	29	29	23	46	23	13	225	18	30	147	2	21	0	689
Dec 2019	70	25	32	11	41	26	6	185	11	8	124	1	15	1	556
Nov 2019	69	24	25	20	41	33	10	222	10	22	151	1	16	5	649
Oct 2019	104	45	37	13	59	23	8	244	8	37	186	2	24	0	790
Sep 2019	68	26	26	11	30	13	6	167	10	20	109	1	10	2	499
Aug 2019	78	30	34	21	46	27	11	168	10	23	135	3	22	2	610
Jul 2019	87	32	31	18	70	17	12	154	10	24	165	1	18	1	640
Jun 2019	92	41	29	28	37	24	4	189	4	27	105	3	20	1	604
May 2019	84	31	31	18	49	25	16	202	8	23	99	1	18	2	607
Apr 2019	103	22	26	38	40	28	13	200	6	30	123	2	28	3	662
Mar 2019	118	37	20	29	75	46	14	177	17	36	146	0	19	3	737
Feb 2019	90	31	19	25	33	23	16	210	6	34	131	0	22	4	644
Jan 2019	99	40	16	43	52	31	16	219	8	27	91	5	14	0	661
Dec 2018	73	21	21	28	45	31	16	220	6	28	110	1	13	4	617
Nov 2018	86	24	24	34	60	25	12	180	7	34	99	2	22	0	609
Oct 2018	99	29	18	34	37	30	16	178	6	39	89	2	11	0	588
Sep 2018	74	20	12	22	46	30	14	129	7	36	60	1	12	2	465
Aug 2018	77	29	8	29	50	31	12	110	1	19	75	3	11	2	457
Jul 2018	98	27	17	25	50	28	11	108	5	18	93	0	25	2	507
Jun 2018	82	29	25	29	44	31	9	107	2	21	108	3	9	1	500
May 2018	80	44	20	31	52	24	15	122	4	35	83	0	14	1	525
Apr 2018	112	33	11	21	46	32	15	85	1	28	88	3	14	1	490
Mar 2018	79	23	17	24	58	34	17	110	7	20	100	3	11	2	505
Feb 2018	59	29	17	25	44	22	17	101	5	18	88	0	12	5	442
Jan 2018	77	32	16	22	54	33	11	120	8	22	94	3	20	2	514
Dec 2017	54	26	21	14	52	28	11	126	3	22	118	1	9	0	485
Nov 2017	72	32	26	19	45	31	12	113	4	36	136	1	11	4	542
Oct 2017	78	29	28	26	53	26	10	106	6	42	112	1	21	0	538
Sep 2017	70	30	26	24	35	18	14	70	6	29	89	1	14	0	426
Aug 2017	67	29	19	22	42	36	8	101	4	22	126	3	14	1	494
Jul 2017	89	36	19	17	49	32	10	98	5	25	136	0	23	2	541
Jun 2017	78	36	13	12	54	18	16	88	7	22	129	9	25	2	509
May 2017	101	33	32	16	35	22	6	95	3	17	149	0	20	3	532
Apr 2017	69	36	9	21	22	25	14	112	4	13	82	2	14	0	423
Mar 2017	90	22	20	9	36	24	8	157	3	21	81	0	27	1	499
Feb 2017	92	15	7	14	41	28	8	109	0	11	64	1	18	2	410
Jan 2017	64	19	12	15	47	23	9	80	3	17	67	4	11	5	376
Dec 2016	94	27	16	14	44	31	9	108	6	7	95	1	16	3	471
Nov 2016	122	33	14	18	47	29	11	102	2	23	86	2	22	1	512
Oct 2016	106	34	8	13	41	23	7	91	3	30	42	2	14	1	415
Sep 2016	69	23	10	14	53	24	17	70	4	32	68	5	11	4	404
Aug 2016	109	22	1	13	55	36	16	84	6	15	59	5	21	0	442
Jul 2016	87	26	9	12	37	25	10	67	2	9	58	8	26	1	377
Jun 2016	79	26	7	13	34	23	13	80	3	13	71	8	15	4	389
May 2016	106	22	6	16	48	28	20	101	0	13	26	3	15	5	409
Apr 2016	69	24	5	14	39	24	9	100	4	13	31	7	9	1	349
Mar 2016	84	19	9	8	44	31	7	98	3	14	58	3	14	1	393
Feb 2016	104	24	10	19	38	26	14	110	7	20	46	3	18	4	443
Jan 2016	76	27	7	10	46	23	10	82	9	14	56	3	15	3	381
Dec 2015	76	14	7	14	42	26	7	120	7	19	62	0	22	2	418
Nov 2015	104	24	6	13	50	15	9	128	4	20	49	1	15	2	440
Oct 2015	118	20	4	16	50	16	10	121	10	36	53	3	18	3	478
Sep 2015	67	27	8	13	48	21	10	114	6	20	55	0	10	7	406
Aug 2015	62	25	10	14	37	20	8	87	3	16	45	0	9	1	337
Jul 2015	73	28	11	10	34	23	12	100	2	22	54	0	9	4	382
Jun 2015	73	14	12	13	40	27	8	119	7	27	56	0	10	1	407
May 2015	46	21	16	8	37	25	8	122	7	21	123	0	15	0	449
Apr 2015	51	10	18	8	45	20	14	99	4	9	92	1	11	2	384
Mar 2015	59	31	11	10	43	23	7	162	6	22	102	1	10	0	487
Feb 2015	66	29	12	12	24	19	3	112	1	12	86	0	14	0	390
Jan 2015	67	16	16	13	35	15	10	109	11	13	77	0	15	2	399
Dec 2014	59	18	14	31	35	11	10	118	9	10	68	0	10	2	395
Nov 2014	74	21	15	15	39	15	10	134	7	19	73	2	15	0	439
Oct 2014	93	20	11	17	48	23	9	126	9	28	44	0	20	0	448
Sep 2014	102	28	6	15	22	20	7	89	5	27	32	1	11	2	367
Aug 2014	68	17	6	17	36	13	8	80	6	14	29	0	11	2	307
Jul 2014	61	19	1	16	36	12	8	88	7	10	22	2	6	1	289
Jun 2014	44	13	2	16	32	17	9	103	15	13	21	0	8	0	293
May 2014	63	37	11	20	33	20	11	70	5	16	20	0	11	3	320
Apr 2014	56	35	8	16	27	16	8	77	9	28	23	1	9	3	316
Mar 2014	62	24	12	33	38	14	11	110	20	20	33	1	10	1	389
Feb 2014	64	28	8	18	24	10	6	102	25	14	42	0	9	0	350
Jan 2014	66	24	17	18	36	10	12	118	8	15	41	1	15	3	384
Dec 2013	66	15	8	11	18	11	7	98	3	14	34	1	10	3	299
Nov 2013	66	19	11	17	29	14	4	105	7	27	37	2	8	4	350
Oct 2013	85	33	12	18	38	10	7	127	14	30	59	1	9	2	445
Sep 2013	57	22	11	15	19	19	7	105	7	33	79	1	7	1	383
Aug 2013	73	20	11	21	28	13	12	138	9	18	65	0	10	2	420
Jul 2013	65	30	12	22	28	11	5	110	6	18	70	0	8	3	388
Jun 2013	94	32	8	9	28	20	7	152	9	23	72	1	5	3	463
May 2013	75	39	9	9	16	17	11	165	15	9	64	1	10	3	443
Apr 2013	73	20	4	28	23	18	7	237			9	9		4	432
Mar 2013	50	21	3	24	20	14	7	208			10	4		1	362
Feb 2013	73	19	2	19	26	19	12	226			8	8		9	421
Jan 2013	55	32	10	25	24	14	11	214			35	9		21	450
Dec 2012	62	25	4	25	33	19	10	224			6	7		20	435
Nov 2012	62	23	16	20	22	18	13	250			4	11		32	471
Oct 2012	82	23	4	31	20	17	15	230			16	6		18	462
Sep 2012	109	19	9	29	15	13	14	163			5	8		27	411
Aug 2012	115	28	8	10	33	16	11	171			13	6		10	421
Jul 2012	114	38	9	24	45	18	14	227			7	10		21	527
Jun 2012	91	30	17	20	28	13	6	208			13	15		20	461
May 2012	106	29	13	14	36	25	17	282			11	8		26	567
Apr 2012	95	49	8	27	27	14	15	213			7	19		23	497
Mar 2012	91	29	16	34	18	25	13	263			23	19		20	551
Feb 2012	97	30	4	23	29	17	16	215			11	14		12	468
Jan 2012	83	27	7	15	27	16	11	211			13	12		15	437
Dec 2011	85	18	15	17	32	12	9	199			10	9		12	418
Nov 2011	88	22	16	17	34	18	12	263			13	14		12	509
Oct 2011	124	12	11	22	28	21	8	267			11	11		13	528
Sep 2011	87	21	5	11	32	14	10	196			11	9		11	407
Aug 2011	126	34	7	11	46	226									450
Jul 2011	142	40	17	17	53	326									595
Jun 2011	144	48	25	19	41	276									553
May 2011	139	51	21	20	52	283									566
Apr 2011	149	41	26	32	49	280									577
Mar 2011	156	42	12	74	64	386									734
Feb 2011	162	18	11	10	40	253									494
Jan 2011	164	33	12	22	40	236									507
Dec 2010	117	29	3	24	46	256									475

Crime Plus ASB Breakdown for Bloomsbury

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Crime Type and ASB Charts for Bloomsbury

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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	Balazs Czinege	Police Constable
2	Barry Macinnes	Sergeant
3	Dave Hillier	Police Constable
4	Ebiye Zuokumor	Police Community Support Officer
5	Katherine Mundy	Police Constable
6	Keely Groves	Police Constable
7	Kieran Watson	Police Constable

Welcome to the Bloomsbury 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 Bloomsbury Safer Neighbourhoods Team.