Recorded burglaries across Doncaster.
Doncaster burglary data
Recorded burglary trends
across central Doncaster.
A conservative city-centre view using the official Doncaster Central Police.uk neighbourhood boundary, avoiding wider City of Doncaster settlements where Police.uk does not provide a finer split.
Current overview
The latest recorded month, made easy to read.
These figures use the official Doncaster Central Police.uk neighbourhood. Wider Doncaster policing areas include separate towns and villages, so they are not added to this city page.
Change from the month before.
Year-on-year comparison where available.
Total for the latest 12 available months.
Historical trend
Doncaster monthly burglary trend.
The chart grows automatically as new months are added to the local historical dataset.
Doncaster total
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Area comparison
Compare Doncaster policing-area trends.
Select one or more official Police.uk neighbourhood areas to compare their monthly burglary trends.
Areas covered
What the Doncaster boundary includes.
Police.uk provides Doncaster Central as the finest official non-overlapping boundary used here. Doncaster North, South and East were excluded because they extend beyond the central city scope.
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Historical table
Every month in the dataset.
The table shows the most recent month first and updates automatically when future months are added.
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Methodology
Where the figures come from. 
The figures on this page use Police.uk recorded burglary data for the official Doncaster Central neighbourhood boundary.
Police statistics normally lag behind the current calendar month. The latest available month in this dataset is loading....
Doncaster North, South and East were inspected and excluded because their polygons extend into wider settlements such as Mexborough, Conisbrough, Denaby, Thorne, Moorends, Stainforth, Askern, Bawtry, Tickhill and Edlington.
Source: Police.uk recorded burglary data and official neighbourhood boundary polygons. No ward, street or postcode split is inferred.