Recorded burglaries across Dewsbury.
Dewsbury burglary data
Recorded burglary trends
across the Dewsbury policing area.
A view of the official West Yorkshire Police Dewsbury Police.uk neighbourhood boundary. The source boundary is broader than Dewsbury town and includes surrounding places as coverage context only.
Current overview
The latest recorded month, made easy to read.
These figures use the official Dewsbury Police.uk neighbourhood. Police.uk does not provide separate non-overlapping totals for Mirfield, Ravensthorpe, Thornhill Edge, Chickenley, Earlsheaton or Hopton within this boundary.
Change from the month before.
Year-on-year comparison where available.
Total for the latest 12 available months.
Historical trend
Dewsbury monthly burglary trend.
The chart grows automatically as new months are added to the local historical dataset.
Dewsbury total
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Area comparison
Compare Dewsbury policing-area trends.
The available official source is a single Dewsbury neighbourhood-policing boundary, not individual ward or street totals.
Areas covered
What the Dewsbury boundary includes.
The official Dewsbury boundary is the finest countable Police.uk geography available here. The listed places are coverage context, not separate burglary totals.
Eyesec security planning around Dewsbury often needs to consider terraces, shops, workshops, yards, rear access and mixed residential or business premises.
Historical table
Every month in the dataset.
The table shows the most recent month first and updates automatically when future months are added.
| Month | Dewsbury Total |
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The figures on this page use Police.uk recorded burglary data for the official West Yorkshire Police Dewsbury neighbourhood boundary.
Police statistics normally lag behind the current calendar month. The latest available month in this dataset is loading....
The boundary is broader than Dewsbury town and covers Dewsbury, Mirfield, Ravensthorpe, Thornhill Edge, Town Centre, Chickenley, Earlsheaton, Upper Hopton, Lower Hopton and surrounding areas.
Source: Police.uk recorded burglary data and official neighbourhood boundary polygons. No ward, street or postcode split is inferred.

