Crime in England and Wales, for April 2021 to March 2022 interviews - Annual trend and dem

Information
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For dates of future publications please see the Office for National Statistics (ONS) Release Calendar

Data tables shown in this workbook relate to the Telephone-operated Crime Survey for England and Wales

For explanatory notes on these statistics see the User guide to crime statistics for England and Wales: Me
(COVID-19) pandemic

Telephone-operated Crime Survey for England and Wales (TCSEW) data are published as Experime
testing phase and not yet fully developed

Not all tables typically published within this suite have been able to be created on the TCSEW data. These
associated tabs. Please refer to the March 2020 release for the latest data

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Statistical contact: Meghan Elkin

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Table of contents

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Table D1

Table D2

Table D3

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Table D7

Table D8

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D15
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Proportion of adults who were victims of all crime and personal crime (including fraud and computer misus
aged 18 and over/households. Telephone-operated Crime Survey for England and Wales (TCSEW), year

Proportion of adults who were victims of all crime and personal crime (including fraud and computer misus
characteristics, Adults aged 18 and over/households. Telephone-operated Crime Survey for England and W
2022 interviews

Proportion of adults who were victims of all crime and personal crime (excluding fraud and computer misus
aged 18 and over/households. Telephone-operated Crime Survey for England and Wales (TCSEW), year

Proportion of adults who were victims of all crime and personal crime (excluding fraud and computer misu
18 and over/households. Telephone-operated Crime Survey for England and Wales (TCSEW), year ending

Proportion of children aged 10 to 15 who experienced victimisation in the last year (preferred measure), by

Proportion of children aged 10 to 15 who experienced victimisation in the last year (preferred measure), by

Number of times victims were victimised, Telephone-operated Crime Survey for England and Wales (TCSE
over/households England and Wales, year ending March 2022
Proportion of victims who were victimised more than once, Telephone-operated Crime Survey for England
and over/households. England and Wales, year ending March 2022
Proportion of incidents experienced by repeat victims, Telephone-operated Crime Survey for England and
over/households. England and Wales, year ending March 2022
Percentage of CSEW incidents reported to the police or Action Fraud

Reasons for not reporting incidents of crime to the police, CSEW

Reasons for not reporting incidents of fraud and computer misuse to the police or Action Fraud

Trends in experience of anti-social behaviour (ASB) in local area

Experience of anti-social behaviour in local area, by personal characteristics

Experience of anti-social behaviour in local area, by household and area characteristics

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Notes
Notes for table D1 to D4

Note number

10

Notes for Tables D7 to D9

Note number

2
3

6
7

9
or table D1 to D4

Note text

See Section 6 of the User guide to crime statistics for England and Wales: Measuring crime during the
or household characteristics.

Some indicators have not been collected in the Telephone-operated Crime Survey for England and Wa
previous years.
This is the estimated percentage of adults who have been a victim of at least one personal crime or hav
one household crime.
Personal crime includes violence, robbery, theft from the person, other theft of personal property, and fr

Data for this indicator was collected from the respondent's initial face-to-face Crime Survey for England
section 6 of the User guide to crime statistics for England and Wales: Measuring crime during the Coron

Employment status collected at Telephone-operated Crime Survey for England and Wales (TCSEW) w
guide to crime statistics for England and Wales: Measuring crime during the Coronavirus (COVID-19) p

The definition of disability used is consistent with the core definition of disability under the Equality Act 2
long-standing illness, disability or impairment which causes difficulty with day-to-day activities.

The terminology used to label this data has been changed to 'sexual orientation' from 'sexual identity' to
Sexual Orientation is an umbrella concept which encompasses sexual identity, attraction and behaviour
substantial body of research and is designed to capture self-perceived Sexual Identity. An individual co
attraction or behaviour. The measurement of Sexual Identity was identified within the research as the co
experiences of disadvantage and discrimination. The question was not designed for specific or detailed
more detailed questions and answer categories might be more appropriate.

Household crime includes domestic burglary, other household theft, vehicle-related theft, bicycle theft a

Local area deprivation is measured using the English Indices of Deprivation 2019 for areas in England

or Tables D7 to D9

Note text

See Section 5 of the User Guide for more information about the crime types included in this table.

Two different breakdowns are provided for violence. One relates to whether an injury was inflicted (viole
offender relationship (domestic, acquaintance, stranger).
This percentage is calculated treating a household theft crime as a personal theft crime. It is the estima
more than one personal theft crime or have been resident in a household that was a victim of household

New victimisation questions on fraud and computer misuse were incorporated into the Crime Survey for

Two different breakdowns are provided for fraud. One relates to the type of fraud, the other relates to w

For the purposes of this analysis, 'All other fraud' refers to advance fee fraud and other fraud combined
'Cyber' represents cases where the internet or any type of online activity was related to any aspect of th

'Non-cyber' represents offences which did not involve the internet or any online activity.

Proportions of incidents experienced by repeat victims are calculated from incidence rates; it is not poss
personal offences are based on rates per adult and those for household offences on rates per househo
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User guide to crime statistics for England and Wales: Measuring crime during the Coronavirus (COVID-

User guide to crime statistics for England and Wales: Measuring crime during the Coronavirus (COVID-

Useful links
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Table D1: Proportion of adults who were victims of all crime and personal crime (includin

Telephone-operated Crime Survey for England and Wales (TCSEW), year ending March 2022 inte

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Link to Notes
Some shorthand is used in this table. [u] indicates that data are not reported because the unweighted b

These data are published as Experimental Statistics, which are in the testing phase and not yet fully de
Link to table of contents

Source: Office for National Statistics - Telephone-operated Crime Survey for England and Wales (TCSE

Personal characteristic [note 1] [note 2]

All adults
All adults
All adults
All adults
All adults
All adults
All adults
All adults

Men
Men
Men
Men
Men
Men
Men
Men

Women
Women
Women
Women
Women
Women
Women
Women

Ethnic group [note 5]

Ethnic group [note 5]
Ethnic group [note 5]
Ethnic group [note 5]
Ethnic group [note 5]
Ethnic group [note 5]
Ethnic group [note 5]
Ethnic group [note 5]
Ethnic group [note 5]
Ethnic group [note 5]
Ethnic group [note 5]
Ethnic group [note 5]
Ethnic group [note 5]
Ethnic group [note 5]
Ethnic group [note 5]
Ethnic group [note 5]
Ethnic group [note 5]
Ethnic group [note 5]
Ethnic group [note 5]
Ethnic group [note 5]
Ethnic group [note 5]
Ethnic group [note 5]
Ethnic group [note 5]

Country of Birth [note 5]

Country of Birth [note 5]

Marital status
Marital status
Marital status
Marital status
Marital status
Marital status

Respondent's employment status [note 6]

Respondent's employment status [note 6]
Respondent's employment status [note 6]
Respondent's employment status [note 6]
Respondent's employment status [note 6]
Respondent's employment status [note 6]
Respondent's employment status [note 6]
Respondent's employment status [note 6]
Respondent's employment status [note 6]
Respondent's employment status [note 6]
Respondent's employment status [note 6]
Respondent's employment status [note 6]

Disability [note 7]
Disability [note 7]
Religion [note 5]
Religion [note 5]
Religion [note 5]
Religion [note 5]
Religion [note 5]
Religion [note 5]
Religion [note 5]
Religion [note 5]

Sexual orientation [note 5] [note 8]

Sexual orientation [note 5] [note 8]
Sexual orientation [note 5] [note 8]
Sexual orientation [note 5] [note 8]
o were victims of all crime and personal crime (including fraud and computer misuse), by persona

r England and Wales (TCSEW), year ending March 2022 interviews

me cells refer to notes which can be found on the Notes worksheet.

] indicates that data are not reported because the unweighted base is fewer than 150.

tal Statistics, which are in the testing phase and not yet fully developed.

elephone-operated Crime Survey for England and Wales (TCSEW)

All TCSEW crime

(including fraud and
Personal characteristics
computer misuse)
breakdown
percentage, victims
once or more [note 3]

All adults 19.7

18-24 16.9
25-34 24.5
35-44 22.1
45-54 21.9
55-64 19.0
65-74 15.9
75+ 12.9

Men 20.1
18-24 20.7
25-34 22.8
35-44 24.2
45-54 20.0
55-64 18.8
65-74 16.9
75+ 13.6

Women 19.3
18-24 12.9
25-34 26.3
35-44 20.0
45-54 23.8
55-64 19.2
65-74 15.0
75+ 12.3

White 19.2
English/Welsh/Scottish/Northern Irish/British 18.8
 Irish 22.9
Gypsy or Irish Traveller [u]
Any other white background 24.6
Mixed/Multiple 22.7
White and Black Caribbean [u]
White and Black African [u]
White and Asian [u]
Any other Mixed/Multiple ethnic background [u]
Asian/Asian British 22.4
Indian 21.1
Pakistani 25.4
Bangladeshi [u]
Chinese [u]
Any other Asian background 14.5
Black/African/Caribbean/Black British 22.8
African 18.5
Caribbean 34.9
Any other Black/African/Caribbean background [u]
Other ethnic group [u]
Arab [u]
Any other ethnic group [u]

Born in the UK 19.1

Not born in the UK 23.2

Married/civil partnered 18.9

Cohabiting 22.4
Single 19.9
Separated 32.8
Divorced/legally dissolved partnership 22.1
Widowed 14.3

Full time employee (30+ hours a week) 21.0

Part-time employee 18.7
Self-employed 24.8
I have been furloughed [u]
Unemployed or looking for work 21.0
Maternity or paternity leave [u]
Retired 14.2
Student/training 27.6
Long-term sick/disabled 27.7
Temporarily sick/injured [u]
Looking after home/family 18.8
Other inactive [u]

Disabled 23.4
Not disabled 18.8
No religion 20.0
Christian 19.2
Buddhist [u]
Hindu 19.3
Jewish 20.2
Muslim 23.4
Sikh [u]
Other 19.4

Heterosexual/straight 19.9
Gay/Lesbian 29.0
Bisexual 30.5
Other [u]
d computer misuse), by personal characteristics, Adults aged 18 and over/households

Personal crime
(including fraud and Unweighted base
computer misuse) - number of
percentage, victims interviews
once or more [note 4]

13.0 31,204
10.6 414
15.3 1,918
14.7 3,288
15.0 4,423
12.5 6,580
11.2 8,249
8.4 6,332

13.1 14,615
11.0 199
14.3 870
16.6 1,462
14.3 2,066
12.3 2,997
12.1 3,992
8.0 3,029

12.8 16,589
10.3 215
16.2 1,048
12.8 1,826
15.7 2,357
12.7 3,583
10.5 4,257
8.7 3,303

12.9 29,312
12.5 27,998
13.4 259
[u] 0
18.1 1,055
12.2 288
[u] 92
[u] 33
[u] 81
[u] 82
13.6 1,040
12.7 521
10.6 179
[u] 59
[u] 94
6.9 187
14.3 425
10.3 229
24.4 166
[u] 30
[u] 114
[u] 35
[u] 79

12.6 28,319
15.3 2,879

12.4 16,167
13.8 2,573
14.0 4,378
19.2 586
14.4 3,623
9.1 3,865

13.3 8,916
13.2 3,004
16.6 2,124
[u] 98
16.0 704
[u] 41
9.6 14,509
17.1 167
17.9 742
[u] 50
11.8 723
[u] 117

15.4 7,100
12.4 23,979
13.3 10,375
12.6 19,518
[u] 98
10.9 279
19.1 162
14.0 442
[u] 117
16.5 187

13.2 24,553
18.8 374
19.0 354
[u] 98
Table D2: Proportion of adults who were victims of all crime and personal crime (including
Telephone-operated Crime Survey for England and Wales (TCSEW), year ending March 2022 intervi

This worksheet contains one table. Some cells refer to notes which can be found on the Notes worksheet.

Link to Notes
Some shorthand is used in this table. [u] indicates that data are not reported because the unweighted base

These data are published as Experimental Statistics, which are in the testing phase and not yet fully develo

Link to table of contents

Source: Office for National Statistics - Telephone-operated Crime Survey for England and Wales (TCSEW

Household characteristic [note 1] [note 2]

All adults

Structure of household
Structure of household
Structure of household

Tenure
Tenure
Tenure

Accommodation type
Accommodation type
Accommodation type
Accommodation type

Output Area Classification

Output Area Classification
Output Area Classification
Output Area Classification
Output Area Classification
Output Area Classification
Output Area Classification
Output Area Classification
Area type
Area type

English Indices of Deprivation (Employment)

English Indices of Deprivation (Employment)
English Indices of Deprivation (Employment)

Welsh Indices of Deprivation (Employment)

Welsh Indices of Deprivation (Employment)
Welsh Indices of Deprivation (Employment)

Region
Region
Region
Region
Region
Region
Region
Region
Region
Region
ere victims of all crime and personal crime (including fraud and computer misuse), by household and
gland and Wales (TCSEW), year ending March 2022 interviews

ells refer to notes which can be found on the Notes worksheet.

icates that data are not reported because the unweighted base is fewer than 150.

Statistics, which are in the testing phase and not yet fully developed.

hone-operated Crime Survey for England and Wales (TCSEW)

All TCSEW crime Personal crime (including

(including fraud and fraud and computer
Household/area characteristics
computer misuse) misuse) percentage,
breakdown
percentage, victims victims once or more
once or more [note 3] [note 4]

All adults 19.7 13.0

Single adult and child(ren) 32.3 21.5

Adults and child(ren) 22.9 14.9
Adult(s) and no children 18.2 12.1

Owners 18.0 12.1

Social renters 24.0 15.6
Private renters 22.6 14.7

House or bungalow 19.1 12.5

Flats/maisonettes 22.8 15.2
Room or bedsit [u] [u]
Other accommodation [u] [u]

Rural residents 14.4 10.5

Cosmopolitans 26.2 18.0
Ethnicity central 25.8 16.6
Multicultural metropolitans 23.3 13.4
Urbanites 19.5 13.1
Suburbanites 16.4 11.7
Constrained city dwellers 21.3 13.4
Hard-pressed living 20.8 13.3
Urban 20.6 13.3
Rural 16.3 11.7

20% most deprived Output Areas 20.8 13.0

Other Output Areas 20.5 13.6
20% least deprived Output Areas 17.2 12.2

20% most deprived Output Areas 19.8 11.4

Other Output Areas 17.6 8.8
20% least deprived Output Areas 10.9 8.8

North East 16.0 10.3

North West 20.5 13.3
Yorkshire and The Humber 18.6 11.7
East Midlands 20.2 13.1
West Midlands 17.4 11.4
East 19.8 14.0
London 25.4 16.5
South East 17.9 12.1
South West 19.0 13.7
Wales 16.6 9.3
, by household and area characteristics, Adults aged 18 and over/households

Household crime,
Unweighted base - Unweighted base - number of
percentage, victims once
number of interviews household interviews
or more [note 9]

31,204 8.3 31,006

584 14.5 583

4,692 10.4 4,638
25,928 7.4 25,785

24,727 7.3 24,614

3,430 11.2 3,406
2,968 9.7 2,921

27,249 8.1 27,078

3,787 9.3 3,762
29 [u] 29
132 [u] 132

5,582 4.9 5,555

857 10.1 848
983 11.9 971
2,602 11.7 2,580
6,179 8.3 6,135
8,393 5.1 8,347
1,698 10.0 1,685
4,910 9.9 4,885
22,772 8.8 22,618
8,432 6.5 8,388

3,989 10.0 3,977

18,081 8.6 17,954
6,597 6.1 6,559

332 12.0 326

1,571 7.3 1,559
634 2.8 631

1,255 7.1 1,251

3,559 7.9 3,541
3,043 7.4 3,020
2,968 8.4 2,953
2,714 8.4 2,697
4,286 7.4 4,263
2,595 12.0 2,571
4,449 7.5 4,418
3,798 7.9 3,776
2,537 7.3 2,516
Table D3: Proportion of adults who were victims of all crime and personal crime (excludi

Telephone-operated Crime Survey for England and Wales (TCSEW), year ending March 2022 inte

This worksheet contains one table. Some cells refer to notes which can be found on the Notes workshe
Link to Notes

Some shorthand is used in this table. [u] indicates that data are not reported because the unweighted b
These data are published as Experimental Statistics, which are in the testing phase and not yet fully de
Link to table of contents

Source: Office for National Statistics - Telephone-operated Crime Survey for England and Wales (TCSE

Personal characteristic [note 1] [note 2]

All adults
All adults
All adults
All adults
All adults
All adults
All adults
All adults

Men
Men
Men
Men
Men
Men
Men
Men

Women
Women
Women
Women
Women
Women
Women
Women

Ethnic group [note 5]

Ethnic group [note 5]
Ethnic group [note 5]
Ethnic group [note 5]
Ethnic group [note 5]
Ethnic group [note 5]
Ethnic group [note 5]
Ethnic group [note 5]
Ethnic group [note 5]
Ethnic group [note 5]
Ethnic group [note 5]
Ethnic group [note 5]
Ethnic group [note 5]
Ethnic group [note 5]
Ethnic group [note 5]
Ethnic group [note 5]
Ethnic group [note 5]
Ethnic group [note 5]
Ethnic group [note 5]
Ethnic group [note 5]
Ethnic group [note 5]
Ethnic group [note 5]
Ethnic group [note 5]

Country of Birth [note 5]

Country of Birth [note 5]

Marital status
Marital status
Marital status
Marital status
Marital status
Marital status

Respondent's employment status [note 6]

Respondent's employment status [note 6]
Respondent's employment status [note 6]
Respondent's employment status [note 6]
Respondent's employment status [note 6]
Respondent's employment status [note 6]
Respondent's employment status [note 6]
Respondent's employment status [note 6]
Respondent's employment status [note 6]
Respondent's employment status [note 6]
Respondent's employment status [note 6]
Respondent's employment status [note 6]

Disability [note 7]
Disability [note 7]

Religion [note 5]
Religion [note 5]
Religion [note 5]
Religion [note 5]
Religion [note 5]
Religion [note 5]
Religion [note 5]
Religion [note 5]

Sexual orientation [note 5] [note 8]

Sexual orientation [note 5] [note 8]
Sexual orientation [note 5] [note 8]
Sexual orientation [note 5] [note 8]
e and personal crime (excluding fraud and computer misuse), by personal characteristics, Adults

EW), year ending March 2022 interviews

can be found on the Notes worksheet.

eported because the unweighted base is fewer than 150.

e testing phase and not yet fully developed.

urvey for England and Wales (TCSEW)

All CSEW crime
(excluding fraud and
Personal characteristics computer misuse)
breakdown percentage, victims
once or more
[note 3]

All adults 10.9

18-24 10.6
25-34 14.8
35-44 12.9
45-54 11.5
55-64 10.0
65-74 7.3
75+ 6.2

Men 11.2
18-24 14.6
25-34 13.9
35-44 14.4
45-54 9.8
55-64 9.7
65-74 7.2
75+ 6.9

Women 10.6
18-24 6.4
25-34 15.8
35-44 11.4
45-54 13.2
55-64 10.3
65-74 7.3
75+ 5.7

White 10.3
English/Welsh/Scottish/Northern Iris 10.0
Irish 16.1
Gypsy or Irish Traveller [u]
Any other white background 12.8
Mixed/Multiple 17.4
White and Black Caribbean [u]
White and Black African [u]
White and Asian [u]
Any other Mixed/Multiple ethnic ba [u]
Asian/Asian British 14.6
Indian 13.1
Pakistani 19.9
Bangladeshi [u]
Chinese [u]
Any other Asian background 11.3
Black/African/Caribbean/Black British 14.7
African 13.5
Caribbean 19.5
Any other Black/African/Caribbean [u]
Other ethnic group [u]
Arab [u]
Any other ethnic group [u]

Born in the UK 10.4

Not born in the UK 13.9

Married/civil partnered 9.6

Cohabiting 12.8
Single 11.9
Separated 24.8
Divorced/legally dissolved partnership 12.7
Widowed 7.8

Full time employee (30+ hours a week 12.1

Part-time employee 10.1
Self-employed 12.5
I have been furloughed [u]
Unemployed or looking for work 11.8
Maternity or paternity leave [u]
Retired 6.7
Student/training 14.7
Long-term sick/disabled 18.4
Temporarily sick/injured [u]
Looking after home/family 10.9
Other inactive [u]

Disabled 13.3
Not disabled 10.3

No religion 11.0
Christian 10.5
Buddhist [u]
Hindu 9.7
Jewish 9.3
Muslim 15.7
Sikh [u]
Other 9.6

Heterosexual/straight 10.7
Gay/Lesbian 18.2
Bisexual 19.6
Other [u]
misuse), by personal characteristics, Adults aged 18 and over/households

Personal crime (excluding fraud Unweighted base -

and computer misuse) percentage, number of
victims once or more [note 4] interviews

3.1 31,204
4.0 414
4.5 1,918
3.9 3,288
3.2 4,423
2.6 6,580
1.6 8,249
1.4 6,332

3.3 14,615
4.9 199
4.3 870
5.0 1,462
3.1 2,066
2.6 2,997
1.4 3,992
1.0 3,029

2.9 16,589
3.2 215
4.7 1,048
2.7 1,826
3.3 2,357
2.7 3,583
1.8 4,257
1.7 3,303

2.9 29,312
2.8 27,998
3.6 259
[u] 0
5.0 1,055
5.1 288
[u] 92
[u] 33
[u] 81
[u] 82
4.2 1,040
3.2 521
5.0 179
[u] 59
[u] 94
1.3 187
5.0 425
5.2 229
5.3 166
[u] 30
[u] 114
[u] 35
[u] 79

2.9 28,319
4.6 2,879

2.2 16,167
2.9 2,573
5.1 4,378
8.0 586
4.0 3,623
2.1 3,865

3.6 8,916
3.2 3,004
2.4 2,124
[u] 98
5.6 704
 [u] 41
1.4 14,509
4.0 167
7.4 742
[u] 50
3.3 723
[u] 117

4.0 7,100
2.9 23,979

3.3 10,375
3.0 19,518
[u] 98
0.0 279
7.5 162
4.9 442
[u] 117
2.6 187

3.0 24,553
7.1 374
6.0 354
[u] 98
Table D4: Proportion of adults who were victims of all crime and personal crime (exclud
Telephone-operated Crime Survey for England and Wales (TCSEW), year ending March 2022 inte

This worksheet contains one table. Some cells refer to notes which can be found on the Notes workshe

Link to Notes
Some shorthand is used in this table. [u] indicates that data are not reported because the unweighted b

These data are published as Experimental Statistics, which are in the testing phase and not yet fully de
Link to table of contents
Source: Office for National Statistics - Telephone-operated Crime Survey for England and Wales (TCSE

Household characteristic [note 1] [note 2]

All adults

Structure of household
Structure of household
Structure of household

Tenure
Tenure
Tenure

Accommodation type
Accommodation type
Accommodation type
Accommodation type

Output Area Classification

Output Area Classification
Output Area Classification
Output Area Classification
Output Area Classification
Output Area Classification
Output Area Classification
Output Area Classification

Area type
Area type
English Indices of Deprivation (Employment) [note 10]
English Indices of Deprivation (Employment) [note 10]
English Indices of Deprivation (Employment) [note 10]

Welsh Indices of Deprivation (Employment) [note 10]

Welsh Indices of Deprivation (Employment) [note 10]
Welsh Indices of Deprivation (Employment) [note 10]

Region
Region
Region
Region
Region
Region
Region
Region
Region
Region
ime and personal crime (excluding fraud and computer misuse), by household and area, Adults a
SEW), year ending March 2022 interviews

h can be found on the Notes worksheet.

t reported because the unweighted base is fewer than 150.

the testing phase and not yet fully developed.

Survey for England and Wales (TCSEW)

All CSEW crime

Household/area characteristics (excluding fraud and
breakdown computer misuse)
percentage, victims
once or more [note 3]

All adults 10.9

Single adult and child(ren) 22.9

Adults and child(ren) 13.7
Adult(s) and no children 9.5

Owners 9.3
Social renters 15.9
Private renters 12.6

House or bungalow 10.3

Flats/maisonettes 13.6
Room or bedsit [u]
Other accommodation [u]

Rural residents 6.0

Cosmopolitans 13.6
Ethnicity central 17.1
Multicultural metropolitans 15.2
Urbanites 10.5
Suburbanites 6.7
Constrained city dwellers 15.0
Hard-pressed living 12.4

Urban 11.7
Rural 7.6
20% most deprived Output Areas 13.9
Other Output Areas 11.3
20% least deprived Output Areas 7.1

20% most deprived Output Areas 10.2

Other Output Areas 12.4
20% least deprived Output Areas 2.9

North East 8.7

North West 11.9
Yorkshire and The Humber 10.2
East Midlands 11.4
West Midlands 9.8
East 9.0
London 16.2
South East 9.0
South West 9.2
Wales 10.0
by household and area, Adults aged 18 and over/households

Personal crime (excluding

fraud and computer
misuse) percentage,
victims, once or more Unweighted base -
[note 4] number of interviews

3.1 31,204

9.4 584
4.6 4,692
2.4 25,928

2.5 24,727
5.4 3,430
4.0 2,968

2.8 27,249
5.0 3,787
[u] 29
[u] 132

1.5 5,582
4.6 857
6.8 983
4.0 2,602
2.8 6,179
1.4 8,393
5.3 1,698
3.7 4,910

3.4 22,772
2.1 8,432
4.9 3,989
3.2 18,081
1.6 6,597

0.9 332
2.6 1,571
0.3 634

2.4 1,255
3.9 3,559
2.8 3,043
3.0 2,968
2.9 2,714
2.6 4,286
5.3 2,595
2.4 4,449
2.4 3,798
1.8 2,537
Table D5: Proportion of children aged 10 to 15 who experienced victimisation in the last yea

This table was not produced for this release as the TCSEW does not collect data from children aged
10 to 15 years.

For data based on the CSEW please refer to Crime in England and Wales: year ending March 2020 -
Annual trend and demographic tables
ictimisation in the last year (preferred measure), by personal characteristics

not collect data from children aged

nd Wales: year ending March 2020 -

Table D6: Proportion of children aged 10 to 15 who experienced victimisation in the last yea

This table was not produced for this release as the TCSEW does not collect data from
children aged 10 to 15 years.
For data based on the CSEW please refer to Crime in England and Wales: year ending
March 2020 - Annual trend and demographic tables
ictimisation in the last year (preferred measure), by household and area characteristics

TCSEW does not collect data from

in England and Wales: year ending

s
haracteristics
Table D7: Number of times victims were victimised, Telephone-operated Crime Survey fo
England and Wales, year ending March 2022

This worksheet contains one table. Some cells refer to notes which can be found on the Notes worksheet.

Link to Notes
Some shorthand is used in this table. [u] indicates that data are not reported because the unweighted b

These data are published as Experimental Statistics, which are in the testing phase and not yet fully de

Link to table of contents

Source: Office for National Statistics - Telephone-operated Crime Survey for England and Wales (TCSE

Offence group [note 1] Percentage once

VIOLENCE [note 2] 72

Violence with injury [u]

Wounding [u]
Assault with minor injury [u]
Violence without injury 75
Domestic violence [u]
Acquaintance 75
Stranger 76

ROBBERY [u]

THEFT OFFENCES [note 3] 83

Theft from the person [u]

Other theft of personal property 89

Domestic burglary 81
Domestic burglary in a dwelling 76
Domestic burglary in a non-connected building to a dwelling 94
 Other household theft 84

Vehicle-related theft 91

Bicycle theft [u]

CRIMINAL DAMAGE AND ARSON 78

Criminal damage to a vehicle 84
Arson and other criminal damage 74

FRAUD AND COMPUTER MISUSE [note 4] 82

Fraud [notes 4] [note 5] 82

Bank and credit account fraud 85

Consumer and retail fraud 89
All other fraud [note 6] 87

Cyber [note 7] 86
Non-cyber [note 8] 85

Computer misuse [note 4] 91

Computer virus 89
Unauthorised access to personal information (including hacking) 92
d Crime Survey for England and Wales (TCSEW), Adults aged 18 and over/households

se the unweighted base is fewer than 150.

e and not yet fully developed.

nd and Wales (TCSEW)

Percentage two to four times Percentage five or more times

23 4

[u] [u]
[u] [u]
[u] [u]
21 3
[u] [u]
18 7
23 1

[u] [u]

16 0

[u] [u]

10 0

17 2
21 3
6 0
16 0

9 0

[u] [u]

18 4
14 2
19 7

17 1

17 1

13 1
11 0
13 0

13 1
14 1

9 0
9 1
8 0
8 and over/households

Unweighted base - number of interviews

455

133
51
85
345
78
161
225

20

1,832

111

222

340
179
164
 591

564

136

682
410
288

3,364

2,507

1,274
843
530

1,650
967

990
229
771
Table D8: Proportion of victims who were victimised more than once, Telephone-operate

England and Wales, year ending March 2022

This worksheet contains one table. Some cells refer to notes which can be found on the Notes workshe

Link to Notes

Some shorthand is used in this table. [u] indicates that data are not reported because the unweighted b

These data are published as Experimental Statistics, which are in the testing phase and not yet fully de

Link to table of contents

Source: Office for National Statistics - Telephone-operated Crime Survey for England and Wales (TCSE

Offence group [Note 1]

VIOLENCE [Note 2]

Violence with injury

Wounding
Assault with minor injury
Violence without injury

Domestic violence
Acquaintance
Stranger

ROBBERY

THEFT OFFENCES [Note 3]

Theft from the person

Other theft of personal property

Domestic burglary
Domestic burglary in a dwelling
Domestic burglary in a non-connected building to a dwelling

Other household theft

Vehicle-related theft
 Bicycle theft

CRIMINAL DAMAGE
Criminal damage to a vehicle
Arson and other criminal damage

FRAUD AND COMPUTER MISUSE

Fraud [note 4] [note 5]

Bank and credit account fraud
Consumer and retail fraud
All other fraud [Note 6]

Cyber [Note 7]
Non-cyber [Note 8]

Computer misuse
Computer virus
Unauthorised access to personal information (including hacking)
d more than once, Telephone-operated Crime Survey for England and Wales (TCSEW), Adults age

s which can be found on the Notes worksheet.

are not reported because the unweighted base is fewer than 150.

are in the testing phase and not yet fully developed.

Crime Survey for England and Wales (TCSEW)

April 2021 to March

Unweighted base - number of
2022 percentage,
interviews
victims more than once

28 455

[u] 133
[u] 51
[u] 85
25 345

[u] 78
25 161
24 225

[u] 20

17 1,832

[u] 111

11 222

19 340
24 179
6 164

16 591

9 564
[u] 136

22 682
16 410
26 288

18 3,364

18 2,507
15 1,274
11 843
13 530

14 1,650
15 967

9 990
11 229
8 771
TCSEW), Adults aged 18 and over/households
Table D9: Proportion of incidents experienced by repeat victims, Telephone-operated Cri
England and Wales, year ending March 2022

This worksheet contains one table. Some cells refer to notes which can be found on the Notes workshe

Link to Notes

Some shorthand is used in this table. [x] indicates that data are not available and [u] indicates that data

These data are published as Experimental Statistics, which are in the testing phase and not yet fully de

Link to Table of Contents

Source: Office for National Statistics - Telephone-operated Crime Survey for England and Wales (TCSE

Offence group [Note 1]

VIOLENCE [Note 2]

Violence with injury

Wounding
Assault with minor injury
Violence without injury

Domestic violence
Acquaintance
Stranger

ROBBERY

THEFT OFFENCES [Note 3] [Note 9]

Theft from the person

Other theft of personal property

Domestic burglary
Domestic burglary in a dwelling
Domestic burglary in a non-connected building to a dwelling

Other household theft

Vehicle-related theft

Bicycle theft
CRIMINAL DAMAGE
Criminal damage to a vehicle
Arson and other criminal damage

FRAUD AND COMPUTER MISUSE

Fraud [Note 5] [note 6]

Bank and credit account fraud

Consumer and retail fraud
All other fraud [Note 7]

Cyber [Note 8]
Non-cyber [Note 9]

Computer misuse
Computer virus
Unauthorised access to personal information (including hacking)
peat victims, Telephone-operated Crime Survey for England and Wales (TCSEW), Adults aged 18 a

which can be found on the Notes worksheet.

re not available and [u] indicates that data are not reported because the unweighted base is fewer than 150.

re in the testing phase and not yet fully developed.

rime Survey for England and Wales (TCSEW)

Apr 2021 to Mar 2022 Unweighted base - number of

percentage, repeat victims incidents

58 743

59 223
[u] 79
[u] 144
50 520

68 163
62 252
45 323

[u] 24

[x] [x]

[u] 126

22 284

37 422
46 245
12 177

30 738

18 629

[u] 143
46 988
35 511
55 477

36 4,313

35 3,148

31 1,601
20 920
28 627

29 1,952
30 1,196

20 1,165
23 290
18 875
EW), Adults aged 18 and over/households

e is fewer than 150.

Table D10: Percentage of CSEW incidents reported to the police or Action Fraud

This table was not produced for this release. The latest data available is for year
ending March 2020 and is based on the CSEW please refer to Crime in England
and Wales: year ending March 2020 - Annual trend and demographic tables
or Action Fraud

ilable is for year

rime in England
aphic tables
Table D11: Reasons for not reporting incidents of crime to the police, CSEW

This table was not produced for this release. The latest data available is for year
ending March 2020 and is based on the CSEW please refer to Crime in England and
Wales: year ending March 2020 - Annual trend and demographic tables
ice, CSEW

ilable is for year

rime in England and
c tables
Table D12: Reasons for not reporting incidents of fraud and computer misuse to the police

This table was not produced for this release. The latest data available is for year ending
March 2020 and is based on the CSEW please refer to Crime in England and Wales: year
ending March 2020 - Annual trend and demographic tables
puter misuse to the police or Action Fraud

ilable is for year ending

England and Wales: year
Table D13: Trends in experience of anti-social behaviour (ASB) in local area

This table was not produced for this release. The latest data available is for year ending
March 2020 and is based on the CSEW please refer to Crime in England and Wales: year
ending March 2020 - Annual trend and demographic tables
local area

ilable is for year ending

England and Wales: year
Table D14: Experience of anti-social behaviour in local area, by personal characteristics

This table was not produced for this release. The latest data available is for year
ending March 2020 and is based on the CSEW please refer to Crime in England
and Wales: year ending March 2020 - Annual trend and demographic tables
ersonal characteristics

ilable is for year

rime in England
aphic tables
Table D15: Experience of anti-social behaviour in local area, by household and area charact

This table was not produced for this release. The latest data available is for year
ending March 2020 and is based on the CSEW please refer to Crime in England
and Wales: year ending March 2020 - Annual trend and demographic tables
ousehold and area characteristics

ilable is for year

rime in England
aphic tables