Bridge County Ward

Bridge, England

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County Ward located within Suffolk County Council

Residential Population: 10,310 (mid-2013 estimate)

Males: 5,302

Females: 4,970

Occupied Households: 5,003

Land Area: 289.81 Hectares

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Crime in Bridge

	ASB	Burglary	Robbery	Vehicle	Violent	Shoplifting	CD&A	Other Theft	Drugs	Bike Theft	Theft From the Person	Weapons	Public Order	Other	Total
Jul 2021	57	4	2	4	117	31	21	18	6	6	3	1	49	3	322
Jun 2021	47	4	2	5	99	26	31	11	2	6	2	2	40	2	279
May 2021	31	6	2	1	112	18	18	17	4	3	5	0	34	5	256
Apr 2021	35	2	1	2	74	28	17	11	10	0	3	1	25	6	215
Mar 2021	25	5	0	2	76	23	13	4	5	5	1	3	18	1	181
Feb 2021	25	3	4	2	43	32	15	7	3	3	0	2	18	4	161
Jan 2021	30	1	4	3	55	36	9	5	5	1	1	0	24	4	178
Dec 2020	37	8	2	5	79	39	8	10	10	3	2	3	18	5	229
Nov 2020	31	5	3	3	66	32	18	9	5	4	2	0	16	1	195
Oct 2020	70	2	3	4	88	38	16	22	9	7	2	2	25	2	290
Sep 2020	52	9	8	5	94	20	18	17	3	6	8	1	35	4	280
Aug 2020	42	8	4	3	122	27	19	12	11	4	5	4	48	2	311
Jul 2020	59	6	5	3	85	27	23	9	14	8	4	4	44	6	297
Jun 2020	34	7	3	0	62	16	16	19	3	9	1	1	38	2	211
May 2020	23	2	4	3	59	14	15	9	8	4	1	3	26	6	177
Apr 2020	28	1	0	5	64	6	5	9	5	1	4	2	25	9	164
Mar 2020	33	9	3	9	93	39	21	15	9	7	7	4	41	3	293
Feb 2020	24	7	4	6	139	66	27	27	16	7	10	6	32	8	379
Jan 2020	35	16	8	12	138	73	33	28	16	10	8	7	30	7	421
Dec 2019	44	8	7	6	101	62	25	19	13	5	7	6	26	4	333
Nov 2019	53	6	4	4	98	74	20	11	5	10	8	2	25	1	321
Oct 2019	44	9	7	8	98	61	20	10	12	10	6	3	29	4	321
Sep 2019	59	8	7	4	104	40	18	11	9	13	11	1	31	5	321
Aug 2019	63	6	13	8	85	68	21	11	6	9	5	3	23	7	328
Jul 2019	80	4	13	2	83	55	13	17	8	22	14	1	32	4	348
Jun 2019	55	10	6	3	105	70	18	30	10	12	6	6	25	9	365
May 2019	55	11	3	1	106	62	19	23	6	8	9	3	18	12	336
Apr 2019	48	6	4	3	97	56	27	26	13	10	8	2	38	4	342
Mar 2019	67	1	6	7	113	82	27	21	10	13	8	8	24	8	395
Feb 2019	77	18	6	7	100	71	25	21	7	14	11	2	31	6	396
Jan 2019	63	7	6	13	127	83	24	26	13	19	10	4	31	6	432
Dec 2018	56	7	10	9	144	69	22	34	12	15	17	7	43	7	452
Nov 2018	48	8	10	5	116	69	35	33	9	17	2	4	44	2	402
Oct 2018	61	9	14	16	176	111	38	26	4	18	12	6	46	6	543
Sep 2018	53	11	7	8	106	77	23	15	4	9	5	2	27	4	351
Aug 2018	61	10	8	8	114	106	22	41	10	19	20	3	29	3	454
Jul 2018	51	13	9	5	143	74	33	36	6	32	14	6	36	2	460
Jun 2018	36	8	8	9	109	103	20	24	8	18	12	2	32	0	389
May 2018	48	8	5	6	123	74	27	16	15	13	7	2	36	5	385
Apr 2018	70	10	8	7	104	57	30	25	6	7	13	0	37	1	375
Mar 2018	45	14	1	5	120	67	15	24	7	9	14	2	23	5	351
Feb 2018	22	7	4	5	83	68	16	27	3	6	7	3	19	1	271
Jan 2018	43	12	3	7	89	84	18	26	7	8	6	4	32	4	343
Dec 2017	37	3	10	8	98	101	18	35	8	10	7	2	39	4	380
Nov 2017	35	13	5	9	81	96	32	28	10	10	7	1	29	5	361
Oct 2017	64	23	4	7	105	67	27	28	5	12	6	2	31	5	386
Sep 2017	52	16	7	5	118	81	21	25	14	19	9	1	36	10	414
Aug 2017	54	12	2	3	94	77	36	27	14	6	11	4	27	5	372
Jul 2017	55	15	3	7	84	81	25	19	29	23	10	7	41	6	405
Jun 2017	88	8	4	12	87	75	33	30	5	22	9	2	22	5	402
May 2017	64	4	2	4	109	116	24	30	13	10	3	0	32	4	415
Apr 2017	82	11	1	14	79	92	33	19	8	14	6	4	24	2	389
Mar 2017	57	11	2	3	77	86	23	34	10	7	10	2	33	3	358
Feb 2017	55	9	9	6	64	57	18	24	8	13	8	1	21	5	298
Jan 2017	44	7	6	7	77	96	21	22	9	3	7	1	19	5	324
Dec 2016	55	10	2	13	82	58	21	24	5	18	6	1	27	1	323
Nov 2016	58	17	5	6	74	54	20	23	9	15	5	4	17	5	312
Oct 2016	57	8	6	5	77	81	36	24	14	12	11	2	33	5	371
Sep 2016	81	5	0	10	73	61	20	32	14	12	10	3	21	4	346
Aug 2016	78	7	2	14	68	55	30	18	8	9	5	6	27	3	330
Jul 2016	79	10	3	18	86	51	19	31	9	16	6	1	35	9	373
Jun 2016	122	16	0	17	68	50	34	22	1	13	8	5	23	5	384
May 2016	85	8	1	5	63	58	25	32	7	17	7	3	20	2	333
Apr 2016	76	8	3	9	85	87	23	27	6	17	6	2	27	9	385
Mar 2016	74	7	2	10	68	86	28	22	13	9	6	2	15	9	351
Feb 2016	78	4	3	12	57	69	19	30	4	8	3	3	19	7	316
Jan 2016	69	14	2	9	57	88	28	31	11	7	6	0	18	4	344
Dec 2015	75	10	4	9	75	64	32	27	14	7	8	2	30	10	367
Nov 2015	88	15	4	15	87	85	30	26	10	13	11	3	33	11	431
Oct 2015	109	8	3	13	82	53	26	22	17	21	7	1	30	2	394
Sep 2015	117	16	4	13	69	50	27	24	7	20	3	1	34	6	391
Aug 2015	90	9	1	14	78	91	25	25	6	8	12	4	37	1	401
Jul 2015	101	18	2	18	77	65	20	25	14	13	1	3	23	8	388
Jun 2015	91	7	1	15	101	51	35	30	4	10	6	0	23	3	377
May 2015	92	23	4	10	91	100	31	31	12	25	4	6	32	2	463
Apr 2015	71	10	2	10	94	58	30	25	15	19	5	2	36	4	381
Mar 2015	77	12	2	12	77	70	20	23	16	14	7	2	28	15	375
Feb 2015	78	8	1	15	51	74	14	23	7	6	5	4	12	1	299
Jan 2015	73	17	2	6	53	65	25	17	15	10	3	2	13	6	307
Dec 2014	75	16	1	10	58	90	19	36	18	17	8	2	17	2	369
Nov 2014	80	10	0	12	51	59	19	30	9	16	4	0	16	1	307
Oct 2014	115	16	1	9	67	79	27	32	16	6	5	2	23	5	403
Sep 2014	104	21	1	12	57	77	24	26	16	22	6	2	23	3	394
Aug 2014	124	14	1	2	44	64	24	23	11	13	9	1	23	4	357
Jul 2014	139	12	2	5	41	98	25	31	9	10	11	2	24	4	413
Jun 2014	118	4	1	7	49	66	17	26	17	13	11	2	19	2	352
May 2014	137	9	1	9	46	78	28	28	12	5	8	1	14	2	378
Apr 2014	123	8	0	11	54	68	20	24	11	9	7	1	16	1	353
Mar 2014	138	15	2	3	38	76	19	24	5	6	8	0	24	2	360
Feb 2014	95	7	1	12	50	62	21	15	10	11	8	1	20	3	316
Jan 2014	84	17	1	19	39	61	18	21	12	4	9	1	19	1	306
Dec 2013	76	8	2	5	59	48	22	26	25	8	7	3	27	4	320
Nov 2013	130	9	1	15	56	61	23	24	23	6	8	3	19	3	381
Oct 2013	103	4	5	14	52	62	25	26	8	9	8	0	13	4	333
Sep 2013	107	11	2	8	54	55	24	24	14	20	3	5	22	7	356
Aug 2013	153	13	4	17	46	51	20	36	11	21	8	3	20	1	404
Jul 2013	150	13	2	7	56	53	26	29	8	27	7	2	20	5	405
Jun 2013	114	13	3	8	64	59	27	43	4	7	6	2	28	5	383
May 2013	104	11	1	5	41	56	21	25	9	9	23	3	20	8	336
Apr 2013	109	7	2	12	48	61	34	54			5	11		8	351
Mar 2013	108	11	2	4	60	73	28	73			14	17		9	399
Feb 2013	89	9	1	5	45	72	21	41			6	23		9	321
Jan 2013	96	18	2	11	60	79	25	32			11	26		15	375
Dec 2012	84	8	0	6	64	78	32	48			12	23		18	373
Nov 2012	103	7	1	8	49	80	22	48			5	29		25	377
Oct 2012	137	11	3	11	53	65	25	35			11	32		8	391
Sep 2012	158	3	4	8	48	73	17	44			34	34		23	446
Aug 2012	141	6	4	6	64	57	22	51			13	34		17	415
Jul 2012	139	12	2	2	54	56	25	61			11	31		16	409
Jun 2012	130	12	4	10	53	56	29	35			19	41		15	404
May 2012	120	11	1	12	50	57	33	55			14	30		17	400
Apr 2012	99	17	1	4	73	65	25	56			15	36		21	412
Mar 2012	116	10	7	11	60	63	18	47			15	30		14	391
Feb 2012	110	11	2	6	52	48	21	44			12	38		24	368
Jan 2012	107	16	5	14	76	68	27	41			13	39		20	426
Dec 2011	129	13	7	9	80	101	27	51			13	41		15	486
Nov 2011	130	15	2	4	67	81	25	60			5	31		12	432
Oct 2011	160	11	6	4	84	85	21	68			16	37		15	507
Sep 2011	197	12	2	5	66	72	25	71			15	28		16	509
Aug 2011	193	14	2	7	103	222									541
Jul 2011	182	12	6	10	84	197									491
Jun 2011	150	12	4	6	73	210									455
May 2011	174	10	3	9	86	194									476
Apr 2011	132	20	7	14	87	191									451
Mar 2011	132	25	2	3	76	180									418
Feb 2011	118	20	6	10	54	166									374
Jan 2011	155	22	5	21	82	197									482
Dec 2010	154	10	3	10	70	175									422

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Crime Plus ASB Breakdown for Bridge

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Crime Type and ASB Charts for Bridge

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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".