Recorded burglaries across Leeds.
Leeds burglary data
Recorded burglary trends
across Leeds.
A clear view of Police.uk recorded burglary figures for the six Leeds policing areas, updated from the local historical dataset as new months are added.
Current overview
The latest recorded month, made easy to read.
These figures are recorded burglaries for the whole Leeds policing-area groupings shown below. They are not individual street or neighbourhood totals.
Change from the month before.
Year-on-year comparison where available.
Total for the latest 12 available months.
Historical trend
Leeds-wide monthly burglary trend.
The chart grows automatically as new months are added to the local historical dataset.
Leeds total
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Area comparison
Compare Leeds policing-area trends.
Select one or more areas to compare their monthly burglary trends.
Areas covered
What each policing area includes.
Police.uk groups Leeds into six larger policing areas. The place names below help explain each grouping, but the figures shown are for the full policing area.
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Historical table
Every month in the dataset.
The table shows the most recent month first. It updates automatically when future months are added to the JSON history.
| Month | Leeds Total | Leeds South | Leeds East | Leeds North West | Leeds West | Leeds North East | Leeds City |
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Methodology
Where the figures come from. 
The figures on this page use Police.uk recorded burglary data for the six Leeds policing areas. The Leeds total is calculated by adding those six policing-area totals together.
Police statistics normally lag behind the current calendar month because forces need time to record, check and publish the data. The latest available month in this dataset is loading....
Police.uk neighbourhood boundaries are used to group the data. Historical figures may occasionally be revised by the source if records are reclassified or refreshed, so the local dataset is designed to accept future updates.
Source: Police.uk recorded burglary data. Community groupings: Police.uk and West Yorkshire Police neighbourhood information.