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IG11 7, Barking and Dagenham

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Found within Postcode District IG11, which covers Abbey Ward, Eastbury Ward, Gascoigne Ward

Residential Population: 16,282

Population Density: 121.71 Persons per Hectare

Land Area: 133.78 Hectares

Daytime Population: 14,146

Population Density: 105.74 Persons per Hectare

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Crime in IG11 7, Barking and Dagenham

	ASB	Burglary	Robbery	Vehicle	Violent	Shoplifting	CD&A	Other Theft	Drugs	Bike Theft	Theft From the Person	Weapons	Public Order	Other	Total
May 2020	100	2	12	3	40	8	12	16	33	0	7	2	9	5	249
Apr 2020	115	5	1	11	49	6	5	13	18	0	0	0	6	2	231
Mar 2020	62	13	16	20	49	25	12	40	19	0	6	1	6	1	270
Feb 2020	45	9	6	19	33	12	7	27	18	0	6	0	7	2	191
Jan 2020	40	15	2	13	42	14	11	31	15	3	5	3	9	3	206
Dec 2019	57	7	8	18	35	15	15	26	10	0	10	0	7	2	210
Nov 2019	53	15	13	15	53	8	16	25	18	1	3	2	7	2	231
Oct 2019	71	13	9	23	59	11	12	32	20	0	7	4	13	2	276
Sep 2019	42	5	6	10	48	11	15	27	18	4	1	5	9	1	202
Aug 2019	48	8	8	8	41	7	12	15	17	1	7	0	10	5	187
Jul 2019	59	1	14	15	59	22	8	20	20	2	5	0	10	0	235
Jun 2019	43	12	12	17	47	11	11	22	9	0	3	0	8	3	198
May 2019	55	7	12	20	42	6	8	28	14	0	8	6	10	2	218
Apr 2019	53	11	12	23	43	6	15	25	11	1	12	2	10	2	226
Mar 2019	43	11	5	11	40	6	9	34	20	1	8	5	13	0	206
Feb 2019	41	11	7	16	39	8	12	30	10	1	9	2	8	1	195
Jan 2019	42	15	6	11	44	6	14	41	6	1	10	0	4	0	200
Dec 2018	45	12	7	16	45	16	13	33	10	2	11	1	10	1	222
Nov 2018	48	5	13	16	40	11	17	34	14	1	13	2	5	0	219
Oct 2018	70	13	8	31	32	10	14	33	4	2	5	5	7	1	235
Sep 2018	39	9	7	15	41	15	14	28	12	2	1	1	11	3	198
Aug 2018	32	6	8	20	48	8	12	18	10	4	2	2	7	4	181
Jul 2018	67	17	13	15	52	11	9	30	11	3	11	2	9	3	253
Jun 2018	54	11	7	15	62	14	14	27	12	3	15	1	7	1	243
May 2018	38	7	3	17	60	19	15	26	7	2	1	0	9	2	206
Apr 2018	46	12	3	10	42	16	10	19	12	0	4	5	4	2	185
Mar 2018	33	12	11	18	44	17	17	15	15	0	5	1	13	2	203
Feb 2018	34	19	2	23	36	7	20	11	11	1	8	2	7	3	184
Jan 2018	35	13	3	19	34	19	14	15	7	1	6	1	7	0	174
Dec 2017	44	8	4	20	39	21	12	13	7	0	9	0	9	1	187
Nov 2017	44	7	12	20	51	12	6	13	9	0	5	1	11	1	192
Oct 2017	54	12	4	17	54	20	16	12	8	4	4	3	12	0	220
Sep 2017	27	11	6	24	40	19	8	17	9	6	5	0	9	2	183
Aug 2017	51	14	5	16	46	20	9	19	8	0	5	3	10	1	207
Jul 2017	61	10	8	20	54	14	16	20	6	1	1	3	14	2	230
Jun 2017	66	4	2	18	45	20	20	14	7	1	4	1	9	2	213
May 2017	66	15	5	17	57	25	10	31	11	1	3	0	10	1	252
Apr 2017	48	15	5	14	36	22	11	15	5	1	4	0	2	1	179
Mar 2017	53	20	4	27	53	16	12	11	12	1	8	2	10	2	231
Feb 2017	70	6	6	34	35	13	9	14	6	1	1	1	6	1	203
Jan 2017	63	12	3	19	31	18	16	11	8	0	3	2	8	0	194
Dec 2016	60	8	6	28	45	14	12	21	12	1	7	0	6	2	222
Nov 2016	54	6	2	21	30	12	18	17	6	0	2	4	8	1	181
Oct 2016	60	9	4	7	34	12	19	23	12	1	3	0	6	1	191
Sep 2016	80	11	5	18	55	14	17	11	13	3	6	1	9	4	247
Aug 2016	84	6	5	11	25	10	13	12	8	3	5	0	7	1	190
Jul 2016	80	5	4	12	48	12	19	21	6	1	2	1	17	0	228
Jun 2016	68	7	6	14	55	12	15	24	11	2	5	3	7	0	229
May 2016	78	12	10	12	43	11	20	23	17	1	4	1	5	2	239
Apr 2016	68	7	4	6	39	16	8	15	13	2	7	0	5	1	191
Mar 2016	69	6	4	20	57	16	14	28	13	2	8	2	15	4	258
Feb 2016	39	7	4	19	43	15	12	22	12	0	4	0	10	4	191
Jan 2016	52	9	8	14	41	11	8	13	9	0	3	1	8	0	177
Dec 2015	39	10	5	9	40	14	21	20	7	3	4	0	10	1	183
Nov 2015	60	12	8	16	52	16	11	35	10	0	6	0	10	2	238
Oct 2015	42	9	6	6	56	16	8	32	12	1	2	0	8	3	201
Sep 2015	41	12	11	14	43	11	12	26	12	3	3	0	6	6	200
Aug 2015	41	11	7	14	52	10	18	19	9	3	1	0	10	3	198
Jul 2015	42	18	8	22	47	12	13	35	5	4	2	0	10	4	222
Jun 2015	58	5	6	11	39	8	13	26	15	7	0	0	12	2	202
May 2015	55	12	10	14	36	10	16	26	11	2	2	1	4	4	203
Apr 2015	49	16	6	15	43	11	19	29	10	1	7	1	6	3	216
Mar 2015	56	24	3	14	58	4	16	19	6	2	11	0	10	1	224
Feb 2015	25	8	4	13	40	6	12	32	11	0	3	1	5	2	162
Jan 2015	38	15	0	15	33	6	9	21	10	2	5	3	5	3	165
Dec 2014	27	11	3	10	39	12	8	25	11	1	4	0	5	1	157
Nov 2014	52	20	1	9	45	8	12	27	7	2	4	0	6	1	194
Oct 2014	47	17	1	18	33	8	12	26	6	2	5	0	6	0	181
Sep 2014	71	6	3	15	39	15	12	30	8	5	5	0	13	0	222
Aug 2014	55	9	4	9	29	9	12	30	10	1	3	1	6	2	180
Jul 2014	77	8	7	8	33	11	5	23	9	2	2	0	8	0	193
Jun 2014	61	8	4	12	42	4	14	28	7	2	2	1	10	2	197
May 2014	77	5	1	22	32	10	9	43	9	3	2	1	3	1	218
Apr 2014	53	9	1	25	25	8	11	37	8	3	2	0	2	1	185
Mar 2014	55	13	7	16	36	14	8	40	9	4	4	0	12	3	221
Feb 2014	51	9	7	14	24	9	14	46	10	1	7	0	4	2	198
Jan 2014	48	3	0	15	25	12	19	34	12	1	6	0	10	0	185
Dec 2013	54	7	2	11	29	10	11	52	9	0	3	0	8	0	196
Nov 2013	61	11	3	17	35	12	25	38	10	2	9	0	7	2	232
Oct 2013	56	8	6	16	39	10	15	27	8	8	4	0	8	3	208
Sep 2013	68	3	10	19	39	11	11	28	10	0	3	2	5	1	210
Aug 2013	77	16	4	14	33	7	13	30	15	2	3	0	6	0	220
Jul 2013	89	12	2	8	32	8	10	52	17	2	4	0	2	2	240
Jun 2013	60	14	3	22	33	12	13	27	14	1	3	0	4	1	207
May 2013	69	8	7	28	22	13	9	45	11	2	4	0	7	3	228
Apr 2013	62	6	5	25	36	7	20	42			12	4		10	229
Mar 2013	65	10	2	15	28	11	3	48			16	4		14	216
Feb 2013	63	18	7	21	25	5	15	32			14	5		14	219
Jan 2013	49	23	6	17	41	8	16	47			13	10		15	245
Dec 2012	67	16	5	20	27	8	13	37			9	5		41	248
Nov 2012	51	18	4	29	33	18	6	38			25	6		14	242
Oct 2012	64	11	4	19	29	9	15	46			13	6		18	234
Sep 2012	91	22	7	16	25	7	14	37			13	6		22	260
Aug 2012	87	16	7	17	29	8	14	32			6	9		17	242
Jul 2012	59	18	5	17	37	12	11	38			13	3		28	241
Jun 2012	55	20	7	15	41	10	17	42			11	8		22	248
May 2012	75	14	8	21	26	8	15	39			9	9		14	238
Apr 2012	67	21	6	13	33	9	13	35			18	6		20	241
Mar 2012	79	15	6	25	38	8	18	49			15	9		33	295
Feb 2012	57	20	7	23	34	5	15	24			18	6		43	252
Jan 2012	73	9	13	13	29	10	6	28			23	8		23	235
Dec 2011	64	14	7	24	35	10	14	36			20	5		19	248
Nov 2011	72	14	9	17	36	16	12	31			8	7		15	237
Oct 2011	92	17	7	18	35	17	11	21			6	10		17	251
Sep 2011	71	13	6	24	33	19	21	35			13	9		14	258
Aug 2011	114	18	9	22	47	114									324
Jul 2011	92	12	3	21	42	92									262
Jun 2011	93	15	13	35	36	88									280
May 2011	111	12	11	30	50	101									315
Apr 2011	98	9	4	19	30	113									273
Mar 2011	74	13	17	22	34	112									272
Feb 2011	75	15	16	19	28	79									232
Jan 2011	85	19	9	16	22	96									247
Dec 2010	79	6	6	21	32	74									218

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Crime Plus ASB Breakdown for IG11 7

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Crime Type and ASB Charts for IG11 7

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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".