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Mrs. Currie
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department if he will list in rank order the number of offences committed per head of population in the most recent year available for each police authority in England and Wales.
Mr. John Patten
The available information is given in the table:
Notifiable offences recorded by the police per 100,000 population England and Wales 1990 | |
Police force area | Offences per 100,000 population |
Northumbria | 14,236 |
Cleveland | 13,363 |
Nottinghamshire | 13,122 |
Greater Manchester | 13,112 |
Humberside | 12,201 |
Metropolitan Police District | 11,642 |
West Yorkshire | 11,420 |
South Wales | 10,649 |
West Midlands | 10,123 |
Bedfordshire | 10,110 |
Merseyside | 9,614 |
Durham | 9,114 |
Avon and Somerset | 8,987 |
Northamptonshire | 8,353 |
South Yorkshire | 8,286 |
Leicestershire | 8,160 |
Gloucestershire | 8,007 |
Lancashire | 7,785 |
Thames Valley | 7,551 |
Norfolk | 7,298 |
Dorset | 7,294 |
Hampshire | 7,178 |
Gwent | 7,084 |
Staffordshire | 6,979 |
Warwickshire | 6,811 |
Cambridgeshire | 6,803 |
Cumbria | 6,782 |
Kent | 6,780 |
Sussex | 6,700 |
Lincolnshire | 6,677 |
Essex | 6,552 |
Derbyshire | 6,501 |
North Yorkshire | 6,403 |
Devon and Cornwall | 6,167 |
Wiltshire | 6,013 |
Suffolk | 5,888 |
West Mercia | 5,836 |
North Wales | 5,805 |
Cheshire | 5,786 |
Surrey | 5,724 |
Hertfordshire | 5,513 |
Dyfed-Powys | 4,427 |
TOTAL | 8,986 |
1 Including City of London. |