Residential plus business and community burglaries.
Salford burglary data
Recorded burglary trends
across Salford.
A borough-level view of the official Greater Manchester Police neighbourhood-crime workbook row for Salford, preserving residential and business/community burglary totals.
Current overview
The latest GMP workbook month, made easy to read.
These are official Salford workbook totals from GMP. 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
Salford monthly burglary trend.
The chart follows the combined burglary total from the GMP workbook and updates as future workbook months are added.
Salford combined total
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GMP workbook row
The official Salford row over time.
The GMP workbook supplies Salford as a single district-level row for these monthly burglary figures.
Local context
How to read the Salford figures.
The total combines residential burglary with business and community burglary for the official Salford row in the GMP neighbourhood-crime workbook.
Salford security planning often needs to account for homes, high streets, industrial units, schools, community buildings and mixed-use premises, so CCTV and alarm design should be matched to the real entry points and opening hours.
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 Salford.
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....
Source: Greater Manchester Police neighbourhood-crime workbook. No ward, street or neighbourhood breakdown is inferred.