The question of whether specific areas within Meliden are known for anti-social behaviour is complex, and pinpointing precise locations based solely on available data is difficult. However, we can examine the broader crime statistics for the Built-Up Area (BUA) of Meliden in Denbighshire to understand the context. As of 2018, Meliden had a population of [Population Data Missing - Add if available]. The overall crime rate for Meliden was recorded as 81.8 incidents per 1,000 residents. This is slightly lower than the UK average of 91.6 incidents per 1,000 residents, suggesting that, statistically, Meliden experiences slightly less crime than the national average.
It's important to consider the 'Safety Score' which was recorded as 79/100 for Meliden, matching the UK average. A safety score of 79/100 suggests a generally safe environment, though it doesn’t necessarily indicate a complete absence of anti-social behaviour. The specific types of crimes recorded within this overall figure would provide a more granular picture. Without details on the specific crimes occurring, it's impossible to identify particular areas experiencing higher rates of anti-social behaviour.
Furthermore, the data only provides a snapshot from 2018. Crime patterns can change over time, and it is vital to check for more recent information from local police forces or community safety partnerships. Local community groups and neighbourhood watch schemes are often valuable sources of information regarding specific concerns within Meliden. They may be aware of localised issues that aren't reflected in broad crime statistics. Contacting the Denbighshire County Council’s community safety team is also advisable to inquire about any targeted interventions or initiatives in place within Meliden. Ultimately, while the overall crime rate isn't significantly higher than the national average, remaining vigilant and informed is essential for maintaining a safe community.