The question of whether specific areas within Pill have a higher risk of violent crime is a valid one. Based on available data, Pill in North Somerset (BUA) has a population of 4,960. Its overall crime rate stands at 75.8 incidents per 1,000 residents, which is slightly lower than the UK average of 91.6 per 1,000. This suggests that, on a broad scale, Pill experiences less crime than many other areas in the UK.
However, the data doesn't pinpoint specific locations within Pill with elevated violent crime risk. The provided safety score of 81/100 indicates a relatively good level of safety, again compared to the UK average of 79/100. This score represents an aggregated assessment and doesn't detail localised crime hotspots.
It's important to understand that crime statistics, even when presented with scores and rates, are often aggregated and don't always reflect the nuances of local risk. Factors such as reporting rates, population density, and the types of crimes recorded can all influence these figures. Without more granular data, it's impossible to definitively identify specific areas within Pill as being inherently more dangerous than others.
While we cannot specify particular locations, it's always prudent to remain vigilant and aware of your surroundings, regardless of the area. Consider utilising local community safety initiatives, reporting any suspicious activity to the police, and staying informed about any local safety alerts or advice that may be issued. Further investigation into local police reports and community forums might provide more specific insights into perceived safety concerns within different parts of Pill, although this data is not currently available to us.