Streets with several millions of pounds in the Swanky Mayfair and Soho-Neighborhoods in London can be mentioned today as the burglary hotspots of England and Wales.
MailOnline can unveil the sector that is built around Regent Street, one of the most famous areas of the capital because of the width of shops and restaurants, registered 282 burglaries last year.
The home base of only 2,280 inhabitants, our in -depth analysis suggests that a certain block, that Oxford Street, New Bond Street, Carnaby Street and Saville Row, saw 123 burglaries for every 1,000 people.
Full results of our probe, consisting of all 37,000-plus neighborhoods in England and Wales, are available below to view below in an interactive map.
Powered with official statistics, the crime rates breaks down due to 'Super Output areas with a lower layer' (LSOAS) – small communities consisting of around 500 to 1500 people.
Each neighborhood is arranged by violations per 1,000 population, so that you can see where the hotspots are. The darker the red, the higher the crime percentage. To find your area, select your local police from the drop -down list and Zoom where you want to search.
The MailOnline investigation is supplied with Great Britain seized by a crime epidemic, with work under growing pressure to become more difficult for the perpetrators to stop the spiral of rates and prevent a recoil among voters who want criminals behind the bars.
It is also after Michelle Keegan and Mark Wright became the newest celebrities who had suffered a home attack. Allegedly, four masked suspects entered their vast £ 3.5 million mansion, but hurried away when Mark started to scream.
Although the statistics are collected by police services, they do not only include domestic burglaries. It means that the statistics are skewed by thieves trying to steal from shops, offices and other companies.
By tapping or floating the area on the map, you can also see the total number of registered burglaries, as well as the crime density (reports per square miles).
There are no data available for Greater Manchester Police because the armed forces have not updated his Section of the National Crime database since July 2019.
Our cards also exclude crimes that have been committed on trains or train stations, as they are treated by the British transport police, instead of the local force.
The figures include all alleged crimes reported to the police and receive a crime number, regardless of the outcome of any investigation.
For our analysis, neighborhoods are mentioned by the electoral department within its local authority, which means that neighboring areas with the same name can appear, but have different statistics. That's because every department can have countless LSOAs.
Within London, for example, there are six performances by 'West End'.
The district that is called Technical E01035716, which Regent Street Swaddles, is the Inbraagkapital.
Almost 2,400 neighborhoods (6.5 percent) have a burglary percentage of more than 10 per 1,000 inhabitants.
But almost 6,200 areas have a burglary percentage of effective zero per 1,000 inhabitants.
According to our analysis, the area with the second highest burglary percentage is in Birmingham New Street, the most important train station in the city of West Midlands.
The neighborhood – including the train station, Victoria Square and the city council's head office – has a burglary percentage of 120 per 1,000 population. This comes from a total of 149 burglaries last year compared to its more than 1,200 inhabitants.
The same district was also named the most district neighborhood in England and Wales in our analysis of violent crime last week.
In the third is the area of ​​the city of London, including the cathedral of St. Paul, as well as Liverpool Street, Bank, Cannon Street and BlackFriars stations.
The neighborhood saw 209 burglaries last year. Against his population of around 2500, this gives a percentage of 82.
Heavy pregnant actress Michelle Keegan and her husband Mark Wright were the victims of a frightening burglary at their £ 3.5 million Essex Mansion this week.
The couple, who expected their first child together, reportedly locked himself up in a bedroom when 'four masked Raiders broke in their house around 6 p.m.'.
Mark, 38, and Michelle, 37, who 'very shaken' after the test, would hear their window and their security alarm would go off before they ran to a bedroom for safety.
It has been reported that four suspects entered their vast house for about a minute, but hurried away when Mark started screaming.
According to the sun, the police were warned through their state-of-the-art security system and arrived at the Essex men's house of the couple within a few minutes'.
The gang Raiders reportedly wore 'Balaclavas and dressed in black with empty hands in an outing in an outing'.
Detectives are said to be of the opinion that the gang professionals were looking for a large score 'in the extensive terrain of the countryside.
Heavily pregnant Michelle Keegan (left), 37, and husband Mark Wright (right), 38, were subjected this week to a frightening burglary in their £ 3.5 million mansion in Essex. The couple, who expected their first child together, reportedly locked himself up in a bedroom when 'four masked Raiders broke in their house around 6 p.m.
Serial burglar Michael Daulat went to a £ 250,000 crime, while last year he focused on luxury stores in and around Oxford Street, to feed his crack cocaine and heroin addiction.
The 44-year-old was imprisoned in the Southwark Crown Court for more than four years, after he had collected 100-mistress theft judgments on 210 crimes in the last 20 years.
Serial burglar Michael Daulat, 44, went on a £ 250,000 crime spree while he focused on luxury stores in and around Oxford Street last year, to feed his crack cocaine and heroin addiction
Between April and September last year, Daulat threw bricks through windows of high-end stores in Marylebone and Soho to steal designer hand bags, clothing and jewelry, De Standaard reported. He even used a homemade bamboo fishing rod to grab items through the letterbox of a store.
It was heard in the court that his seral burglary was worth around £ 250,000 in stolen goods, damage and lost sales last year.
Daulat was stored for eight months in 2020 for hoping stores in West End, and for 32 months in 2022 after a similar Spree.
He robbed expensive boutiques, including Varley, Howell, Gannie, Bryceland's & Co. And beige.
In December, two burglars were caught on a camera trying to break into a house in North Harrow by climbing on the roof.
The black-dressed pair, was recorded on the ring protection camera in the Noord-London house and scale a wall to the back garden on December 6 last year.
The masked men can be seen who scramble on the flat roof before they try to open a window and climb through it.
While he does this, a car horn – possibly from an escape driver – suddenly only a few seconds before a light is switched on in the house.
Now trapped in the act, the masked men are starting to clamber away like a man in screaming: 'Oi, oi, oi. Go out. Your b ***** d. '
Another voice than to hear that they say 'F *** you' in the intense doorbell images.
While the two burglars are climbing off the roof again, the hair-raising CCTV video of 48 seconds comes to an end.
Two burglars can be seen to break on December 6, 2024 in a house in North Harrow, London, London
A Merseyside Mother told a story about how her ring doorbell recorded the moments that a masked gang of burglars broke in their house in the early hours of the morning and stole her car last September.
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The police appeal to information to detect the gang, which was later seen and racing on the M6 ​​-fast road next to another stolen car, an Audi.
Mrs. O'Farrell and her husband were informed of what had happened when the police officers of Merseyside called on 26 September at 3.30 pm and asked where they were requested by the observation of the Mercedes-AMG A-class next to the Audi .
The couple looked outside to realize that their car had disappeared – then checked for images of their ring doorbell camera, who unveiled three masked men who sniffed around on the doorway of their Southport house.
Ring Doorbell camera images showed three masked burglars who approached a Southport house
Almost half of the British have no confidence that the police will appear when their house was broken into, a poll that was unveiled last month.
About 46 percent of adults said they did not believe that a burglary in the house would be correctly investigated, with 49 percent who says the same for car thefts.
When looking at pensioners, with 54 percent of the age of 65 or older who expressed a lack of trust in officers who attend their property.
And the fears are not unjustified, because according to the figures of the home office, the police have not solved 94 percent of burglary cases.
Only 16,912 (six percent) of 266,215 registered burglaries resulted in an indictment.
In almost three -quarters of the cases, police officers could not even identify a suspect, and another 15 percent came into evidence after a suspect had been identified.
Reported burglaries have fallen over the past decade, from around 444,000 in 2013/14 to the more than 266,000 in 2023/24.
