The question of which areas within Rural Redditch are most affected by anti-social behaviour requires a nuanced understanding of the available data. Defining 'affected' can be complex, but we can assess this by examining reported crime rates and overall safety scores. This analysis focuses on the designated 'BUA - Rural Redditch in Redditch' area, which has a population of 8,820 residents.
Interestingly, the crime rate in this area stands at 61.6 incidents per 1,000 residents. This is notably lower than the UK average of 91.6 incidents per 1,000 residents. While it doesn't pinpoint specific locations within Rural Redditch experiencing heightened anti-social behaviour, the lower crime rate suggests that, comparatively, the area is experiencing less antisocial behaviour than many other places in the UK.
Furthermore, the safety score for Rural Redditch is 85 out of 100, significantly higher than the UK average of 79. This score likely reflects a combination of factors including lower crime rates, community cohesion, and perceptions of safety amongst residents. It's important to note that safety scores are often based on subjective assessments and broader perceptions, and may not directly correlate with specific incidents of anti-social behaviour.
Because the data provided does not specify which areas within the BUA are experiencing the highest levels of antisocial behaviour, it is difficult to identify specific locations. However, the overall statistics demonstrate that Rural Redditch, as a whole, exhibits a safer environment than the national average. Further localised data from the police or local council would be required to pinpoint specific problem areas and allow for targeted interventions. Residents are encouraged to report any incidents of anti-social behaviour they witness to the relevant authorities to ensure accurate data collection and appropriate responses.