The level of vehicle crime in Clayton-le-Moors is demonstrably higher than the United Kingdom average. Data indicates a crime rate of 107.2 incidents per 1,000 residents in Clayton-le-Moors, compared to a UK average of 91.6 per 1,000. This suggests a greater risk of vehicle-related offences in this specific area.
To provide further context, the population of Clayton-le-Moors is 9919, classifying it as a Built-Up Area (BUA). Examining surrounding areas reveals varying levels of vehicle crime. Great Harwood has a rate of 117.4 per 1,000, Church experiences a significantly higher rate of 153.9 per 1,000, and Rishton stands at 114.2 per 1,000. Huncoat, in contrast, has a lower rate of 82.6 per 1,000, closer to the national average.
It's important to consider the safety score alongside the crime rate. Clayton-le-Moors has a safety score of 75/100, which is slightly below the UK average of 79/100. This score is a composite measure reflecting perceptions of safety and crime risk, but does not solely represent vehicle crime. The property crime rate in Clayton-le-Moors is 25.4 per 1,000, offering a glimpse into broader criminal activity in the area.
While these statistics provide a snapshot, it’s vital to remember that crime rates can fluctuate and localised factors can influence incidents. Understanding the comparative context of Clayton-le-Moors and its neighbouring areas, alongside the overall UK average, can help residents assess potential risks and take appropriate preventative measures. Further information and detailed crime reports can be obtained from official police sources and local council websites.