Seven Sisters Crime Rate

Seven Sisters' crime statistics for the period of December 2024 to November 2025 show an overall crime rate of 92.1 per 1,000 residents. This is very close to the UK average of 91.7, contributing to a safety score of 76/100. The crime trend in Seven Sisters is currently stable, with a 3.1% decrease in reported incidents over the last year. These figures indicate that Seven Sisters is a typical urban settlement within Neath Port Talbot in terms of safety, maintaining a profile that is consistent with national benchmarks. This data suggests a secure community for its residents with stable crime levels.

In Seven Sisters, the crime landscape is primarily defined by violence and sexual offences, which account for 52.4% of all reported incidents. Anti-social behaviour and public order offences are also significant, representing 20.0% and 8.7% of the total crime respectively.

Property crime in Seven Sisters has a rate of 11.5 per 1,000 residents. The most frequent property-related offences are criminal damage and arson (4.9%), burglary (2.7%), and other theft (2.2%). Vehicle crime also accounts for 2.2% of the total crime. While the overall property crime rate is relatively low, the presence of burglary and vehicle crime suggests that residents should maintain basic security measures. The safety score of 76/100 reflects a generally secure environment, but vigilance against opportunistic theft remains important to maintain the town's safety profile.

The crime trend in Seven Sisters is currently stable, with a 3.1% decrease in reported offences year-over-year. Monthly data from December 2024 to November 2025 shows the crime rate per 1,000 residents starting at 8.5 in December and rising early in the year.

A notable peak occurred in May 2025 with a rate of 12.0, followed by several months with rates around 8.0. The end of the year saw a significant drop to 1.5 in November. This pattern suggests that crime in Seven Sisters is relatively consistent with some monthly variation. For residents, the 3.1% decrease reinforces the town's status as a stable place to live, with crime levels very close to the national average.

How To Keep Safe in Seven Sisters

Violence and sexual offences are the most common crime type in Seven Sisters, representing 52.4% of reported incidents. While the town is generally safe, personal awareness in public spaces is always recommended.

1. When walking through Seven Sisters at night, stick to well-lit main roads and avoid shortcuts through less populated areas.
2. Be mindful of your surroundings when using local amenities or public transport late in the evening.
3. If you are socialising locally, stay with friends and look out for each other.
4. Report any anti-social behaviour or public order issues to local authorities to help them manage community safety effectively.
5. Ensure your home's exterior is well-lit and that any outbuildings or vehicles are kept securely locked to discourage opportunistic theft.

Crime in Seven Sisters shows distinct temporal patterns, with activity peaking during the evening and night hours. Analysis of the time breakdown shows that theft is most common in the afternoon (39%) and morning (36%), likely occurring in local shops or during busy periods. However, vehicle crime peaks at night, accounting for 35% of crimes during the 12am to 6am period. Burglary also sees a high frequency during the afternoon (29%), night (27%), and evening (24%). For residents, this indicates that while daytime vigilance is important for personal property, residential security for homes and vehicles is particularly crucial during the overnight hours.

Seven Sisters' safety profile is consistent with its surrounding areas. Its crime rate of 92.1 per 1,000 is similar to neighbouring Dyffryn Cellwen (90.0), but it is safer than Ystradgynlais (137.8). It is less safe than Resolven (67.4) and Creunant (62.2). Nearby Onllwyn and Coelbren reported no crime during this period. For those looking at the Dulais Valley, Seven Sisters offers a secure urban environment with crime levels that are very close to the UK national average.

With a property crime rate of 11.5 per 1,000 in Seven Sisters, the risk of theft or criminal damage is relatively low. However, the safety score of 76/100 suggests that residents should remain vigilant. Traditional reactive security systems, like standard CCTV, often only provide footage after a crime has been committed, which may not prevent the incident from occurring.

The scOS AI-powered operating system offers a proactive alternative by using multi-camera intelligence to monitor your property boundaries. scOS can identify potential threats such as loiterers or unrecognised vehicles in real-time. The system's autonomous response, such as activating security lights or audible deterrents, can disrupt a criminal's plans before they attempt to enter your home. For Seven Sisters homeowners, scOS provides a level of proactive defence that far exceeds DIY cameras, ensuring your property is protected by a system that never blinks and intervenes when it matters most.