Determining specific areas within Bilsthorpe where anti-social behaviour is most common requires more granular data than is currently available. The area data covers the Bilsthorpe Urban Area (BUA), encompassing a population of 3916 residents. Overall, Bilsthorpe's crime rate stands at 97.8 incidents per 1,000 people. This is slightly higher than the United Kingdom's average crime rate of 91.6 per 1,000.
It’s important to note that this figure represents the overall crime rate for the entire BUA, and doesn't pinpoint specific hotspots. A safety score of 79/100 is provided, which is consistent with the national average. This suggests that, in terms of perceived safety, Bilsthorpe aligns with the UK average, despite the slightly higher crime rate.
Without more detailed information—such as breakdowns of crime types by specific streets or neighbourhoods within the BUA—it is impossible to definitively identify the areas experiencing the highest levels of anti-social behaviour. The data available paints a picture of the Bilsthorpe BUA as a whole, rather than specific locations. To gain a more precise understanding, residents could consider engaging with local community groups, attending neighbourhood watch meetings (if available), or contacting Newark and Sherwood District Council to inquire about localised crime data. The police force for the area can also be contacted directly for more detailed information regarding reported incidents.