Residential plus business and community burglaries.
Rochdale burglary data
Recorded burglary trends
across Rochdale.
A town-level view of the official Greater Manchester Police burglary workbook, separating residential burglary from business and community burglary before combining the total.
Current overview
The latest GMP workbook month, made easy to read.
These are Rochdale row totals from the GMP neighbourhood-crime workbook. They are not ward, street or neighbourhood breakdowns.
Recorded residential burglaries.
Recorded business and community burglaries.
Change from the month before.
Year-on-year comparison where available.
Total for the latest 12 available months.
Historical trend
Rochdale monthly burglary trend.
The chart follows the combined burglary total from the GMP workbook and updates as future workbook months are added.
Rochdale combined total
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GMP workbook row
Town-level data only.
The GMP workbook provides a Rochdale row for this page. No ward or neighbourhood split is inferred from the data.
Local context
How to read the Rochdale figures.
The total combines residential burglary with business and community burglary, giving one practical view across homes, shops, community premises and commercial sites.
Rochdale security planning often needs to account for terraced housing, rear lanes, town-centre retail, workshops and small industrial units, so CCTV coverage and monitored alarms are most useful when designed around real access points.
Historical table
Every month in the dataset.
The table shows the most recent month first, including residential, business/community and combined burglary totals.
| Month | Combined Total |
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Methodology
Where the figures come from.
The figures on this page are read from the official Greater Manchester Police neighbourhood-crime workbook row named Rochdale.
Residential Burglary and Business and Community Burglary are preserved separately in the local JSON and summed for the combined burglary total. The latest available month in this dataset is loading....
GMP workbook releases can lag the calendar month and may be revised in future publications, so the page is generated from the workbook rather than manually entered headline figures.
Source: Greater Manchester Police neighbourhood-crime workbook. No ward, street or neighbourhood breakdown is inferred.