Police record 154,161 residential burglaries across England and Wales in the 12 months to December 2025, according to figures cited by the outlet. The total represents a 12% decrease compared with the previous year, as reported in the same summary. The reporting frames the data in terms of burglary “danger zones,” indicating that burglary risk varies by location, though the provided text does not list specific areas or rankings. The figures refer to residential break-ins captured by police recording over the stated period, covering both England and Wales. Overall, the published statistics show a decline year-on-year in the number of residential burglaries recorded by police for the period ending December 2025.
Police record 154,161 residential burglaries in England and Wales to December 2025
Police record 154,161 residential burglaries across England and Wales in the 12 months to December 2025, according to figures cited by the outlet. The total represents a 12% decrease compared with the...
- Police record 154,161 residential burglaries across England and Wales in the 12 months to December 2025.
- The number of residential burglaries is down 12% compared with the previous year.
- The figures are based on police recording of residential break-ins over the stated 12-month period.
- The reporting indicates burglary risk varies by area, described as “danger zones,” though no specific locations are included in the provided text.
Police recorded 154,161 residential burglaries across England and Wales in the 12 months to December 2025, a 12% drop on the previous year.
3 months agoPolice recorded 154,161 residential burglaries across England and Wales in the 12 months to December 2025, a 12% drop on the previous year.
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