Spixworth, a built-up area in Broadland, boasts notably lower crime statistics when compared to the national average. The crime rate in Spixworth stands at 20.2 incidents per 1,000 residents. This is a substantial difference from the United Kingdom’s average crime rate, which is significantly higher at 91.6 incidents per 1,000 residents. Essentially, Spixworth experiences considerably less crime than the typical village or town across the UK.
This favourable statistic is reflected in Spixworth’s safety score, which is an impressive 95 out of 100. The UK average safety score is 79, further highlighting Spixworth’s relative safety. A higher safety score indicates a greater perception of safety amongst residents and a lower likelihood of experiencing crime.
It's important to note that crime statistics represent reported incidents. While Spixworth’s figures are reassuring, they don't guarantee complete immunity from crime. Factors influencing crime rates can be complex and vary depending on local circumstances. Understanding the context behind these numbers, and remaining proactive in community safety, is key to maintaining a secure environment. While the reported crime rate is low, continued community engagement and vigilance are crucial for preserving this positive trend. The population of Spixworth is 3556, demonstrating that a relatively small population can still achieve a high safety score with a low crime rate.